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Hi! I have some basic questions regarding the Class-Types in the context for the DiffServ-TE. Your help will be appreciated. Questions regarding Definition of Class Types: ------------------------------------------------------- Q1. Who defines the Class-Types (0,1,2,3) ? Q2. If these Class-Types are administrator defined and is configured in all the LSR of the DiffServ-TE domain, why is the Class-Type signaled ? (Signaling messages already signals the PSC(s) being carried by the LSP, can't one determine the class-type from local configuration ?) Q3. The diff-te-reqts-00 draft states that "per Class TE" can be viewed as a special case of per Class-Type TE, where each Class-Type is degenerated into a single Diff-Serv class. In this cases, is the Class-Type information in the signaling messages redundant ? Questions regarding the Admission Control of L-LSP in DiffServ-TE environment. ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Q1. The mpls-diff-ext-07 draft, indicates that the signaled bandwidth can be used by the LSR to perform admission control of the signaled LSP over the DiffServ resources provisioned for the relevant PSC(s). The diff-te-ext-01 draft, states that if the CLASSTYPE object is not present in the Path message, the LSR must associate the Class-Type 0 to the LSP. This implies that one is expected to do admission control against the resource available for Class-Type 0. How can I read these two together ? Pre-emption and Class-Type -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Q1. Based on the diff-te-reqts-01, can I assume that the pre-emption should NOT work across the class-types (unlike the suggestion in the 00 version of the draft) ? Thanks for your help, sanjay
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