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I-D summary: idsummary@subip.ietf.org subscribers: WG chairs and ADs are subscribed. They will check the postings and evaluate them. It is important to explain/justify why it needs to be considered. It is important to post in the proper format so that the proper WG chairs can take a look at it. For instructions see: ftp://subip.ietf.org/pub/lists/2001/idsummary.0105


SUB-IP Area Arichtectural Overview

--- pictorial overview of work in the sup-IP area -------------- The Working Groups at the top are those that will use the Common Control and Measurement Protocols that we're defining in the CCAMP WG. Applications +-------+ +-------+ (new) Hour glass that use CCAMP: \ | TE-WG | | PPVPN | ... / \ +-------+ +-------+ / \ +----------------------+ / \ | CCAMP | / \ |-----------+----------| / / | C | M --|------ IGP LSA ext / | control | measure | \ / +----------------------+ \ Technologies to / +----+ +----+ +----+ +----+ +----+ \ measure/control:/ |MPLS| |OPT | |RPR | |ATM | | FR |...\ +----+ +----+ +----+ +----+ +----+ The technologies at the bottom allow us to create paths and so those are the ones we want to measure and control via the Common Control and Measurement Protocols coming out of CCAMP. One of those technologies (MPLS) is defined by IETF, others are (have been) defined in other standards organisations. However, we want to focus mainly on the use of such technologies for IP. So for example the IPO and IPORPR WGs are assumed to be active at the bottom because we want to focus on the IP use of such technologies.


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