Re: [bess] Comments on draft-ietf-bess-mvpn-expl-track-03

Xiejingrong <xiejingrong@huawei.com> Fri, 19 January 2018 02:51 UTC

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Issue clarification:
According to chap 5.2 of this document:
In a [IngressPE--EgressABR--EgressPE] topology, IngressPE send a Wildcard S-PMSI(*,*) route with PTA(flag<LIR+LIR-pF>), whose NLRI is donated as  SPMSI(type<0/1/2>RD,*,*,IngressPE).
This SPMSI route will be relayed by EgressABR to EgressPE with PTA flag untouched.
Then EgressPE will generate ONE LeafAD route with NLRI(type<0/1/2>RD,*,*,IngressPE,EgressPE) and RT<EgressABR>, and N(N>=0) LeafAD routes with NLRI(type<16/17/18>RD,S,G,IngressPE,EgressPE) and RT<EgressABR>.

Then according to chap 5.3  of this document:
EgressABR will only send a Leaf A-D route.
I guess, the said "a Leaf A-D route" should be the ONE of LeafAD(type<0/1/2RD,*,*,IngressPE,EgressABR) with RT<EgressABR>.

Then how should EgressABR deal with the the N(N>=0) LeafAD routes with NLRI(type<16/17/18>RD,S,G,IngressPE,EgressPE) and RT<EgressABR> ?
It is not clarified in RFC7524 either. See chap 7.1 of RFC7524, which only clarify LeafAD route with type<0/1/2>RD.
Should such LeafAD route with type<16/17/18>RD be accepted and installed by EgressABR ?
And then 'relay' back to IngressPE, and thus enable IngressPE explicit tracking inside the ingress "segmentation domain" ?


Question clarification:

(1)     Should such LeafAD routes with type<16/17/18>RD be accepted and installed by EgressABR ?  This draft does not describe this.

(2)     If the said Leaf A-D routes (with RD type 16/17/18) be installed by EgressABR, then according to your answer, the Leaf A-D routes (with RT changed) will be 'relay' back to IngressPE. Right?  This draft does not describe this either.

(3)     If the above two are correct, then We can use PTA<type=NoTnlInfo, flag=LIR+LIRpF> in segmented P-tunnels scenario? But <draft-ietf-bier-mvpn-09> seems to imply that LIR-pF flag can't be used in Segmented P-tunnels scenario. Its chap 2.2.2 requires that, LIR-pF Flag is used only when non segmented P-tunnels are used.


Thanks.
XieJingrong

From: Eric C Rosen [mailto:erosen@juniper.net]
Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2018 11:49 PM
To: Xiejingrong <xiejingrong@huawei.com>; bess@ietf.org
Subject: Re: [bess] Comments on draft-ietf-bess-mvpn-expl-track-03

I apologize for the delay in answering this message.
On 12/21/2017 4:22 AM, Xiejingrong wrote:

I have a comment on draft-ietf-bess-mvpn-expl-track-03.

The chap 5.3 of this document said:

Furthermore, if the PTA specifies "no tunnel info", the LIR and LIR-pF
flags in the PTA MUST be passed along unchanged.

   This will ensure that an egress ABR/ASBR only sends a Leaf A-D route
   in response to a "match for tracking" if it is on the path to an
   egress PE for the flow(s) identified in the corresponding S-PMSI A-D
   route.

The issue is as follow:
In a [IngressPE--EgressABR--EgressPE] topology, IngressPE send a Wildcard S-PMSI(*,*) route with PTA(flag<LIR+LIR-pF>), whose NLRI is donated as  SPMSI(type<0/1/2>RD,*,*,IngressPE). This SPMSI route will be relayed by EgressABR to EgressPE with PTA flag untouched. Then EgressPE will generate ONE LeafAD route with NLRI(type<0/1/2>RD,*,*,IngressPE,EgressPE) and RT<EgressABR> and N(N>=0) LeafAD routes with NLRI(type<16/17/18>RD,S,G,IngressPE,EgressPE) and RT<EgressABR>. All according to chap 5.2 of this document.

Then according to chap 5.3  of this document:
IngressABR will only send a Leaf A-D route, It should be the ONE of LeafAD(type<0/1/2RD,*,*,IngressPE,EgressABR) with RT<IngressABR>.

In the example above, there is an "EgressABR" but not an "IngressABR".  So I'm not completely sure that I understand your question.


Then how should IngressABR deal with the the N(N>=0) LeafAD routes with NLRI(type<16/17/18>RD,S,G,IngressPE,EgressPE) and RT<EgressABR> ?
It is not clarified in RFC7524 either. See chap 7.1 of RFC7524, which only clarify LeafAD route with type<0/1/2>RD.
Should such LeafAD route with type<16/17/18>RD be accepted and installed by EgressABR, and then 'relay' back to IngressPE, and thus enable IngressPE explicit tracking inside the ingress "segmentation domain" ?

The intention is the following.  Suppose an egress ABR/ASBR satisfies the following two conditions:

1. It has installed an S-PMSI A-D route  with the following properties:

- its NLRI has wildcards for S and G,
- its NLRI specifies PE1 as the ingress PE,
- its PTA specifies "no tunnel info" and has LIR-pF set.

2. It has installed one or more Leaf A-D routes whose NLRI specifies (S,G) with PE1 as ingress PE

Then the ABR/ASBR should originate a Leaf A-D route (with RD type 16/17/18) specifying (S,G) with ingress PE1.
The Leaf A-D route would be withdrawn when one of these conditions no longer holds.

Does this answer your question?