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Re: [Roll] Opinion please




Hi Michael,

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Michael Richardson <mcr at sandelman.ca>
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11/05/2009 02:32 PM

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Re: [Roll] Opinion please





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>>>>> "Jerald" == Jerald P Martocci <Jerald.P.Martocci at jci.com> writes:
   Jerald> I pick Option 1 under duress.

   Jerald> I certainly favor the simplicity of Option 1 over Option 2;
   Jerald> however last week we also had an Option 3 which was my
   Jerald> favorite - that being that the node simply does not join the
   Jerald> DAG.  Option 1 as described, indicates that the node joins
   Jerald> the DAG as a leaf node.  My question is - how does a node
   Jerald> even know it's a leaf node?  My understanding is that DAG

 It knows it's a left node because it knows that it failed to find a
compatible OFy.  

Why is this a discriminator?  The node could have other child nodes already attached to itself prior to the node attaching onto the DAG.  This set of nodes could all ascribe to the same OFy, yet be different that the OFx of the main DAG.


 When it's a leaf node, it does not process the DIOs that it receives,
and does not forward that information (list of prefixes, etc.) to it's parent.

Ok.  I assumed that to eliminate newly found children the node would stop sending DIOs.  However, I wasn't sure if DIOs are needed to be sent out periodically for other reasons.


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