[Isis-wg] Support of "IP External ReachabilityInformation" TLV in L1
LSP
Rajesh Saluja
rsaluja@BayNetworks.COM
Thu, 18 Nov 1999 12:23:56 -0500
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Jeff Learman wrote:
> I find the following statement a little scary:
>
> > Including all examples of things that can cause
> > routing loops would make any document unreadable, IMHO.
>
> This seems like the antithesis of interoperability.
>
> I strongly recommend that any implementation options
> that can cause interoperability problems (such as persistent
> routing loops) be clearly identified, so that a purchaser
> can know whether or not equipment from different vendors
> will work together in a network. Are there really a lot
> of these?
>
> Note that there are a number of temporary situations that
> can cause routing loops. I'm not talking about these,
> because they're not interoperability problems, they're
> characteristics of the routing protocol that can be analyzed
> and discussed without referring to specific implementations.
>
> Best Regards,
> Jeff
>
I agree with Jeff. I do not know of any other persistent loop problems in IISIS.
If there are more, they should be documented. The issue I am raising is definitely
an interoperability issue and it is because of difference in what spec says and
what has been implemented. It would be better to fix this.
Thanks,
Rajesh
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