Re: [dhcwg] Call for Adoption: draft-yeh-dhc-dhcpv6-prefix-pool-opt-08

Alexandru Petrescu <alexandru.petrescu@gmail.com> Fri, 07 September 2012 12:12 UTC

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Subject: Re: [dhcwg] Call for Adoption: draft-yeh-dhc-dhcpv6-prefix-pool-opt-08
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Le 04/09/2012 20:02, Ole Trøan a écrit :
>>> fate sharing of what? the client functions independently of
>>> whatever aggregate route there is for a whole block of
>>> subscribers. this just adds another cog in the machinery that may
>>> fail.
>>
>> Fate sharing in the sense that the DHCP server is best able to know
>> from what aggregate prefix prefixes for clients on a particular
>> router will be allocated, and the DHCP packet is the way these
>> prefixes get allocated to the client.   So we can be sure that if
>> the network is working at all, it will be working completely.
>
> I look at it differently. you are adding more complexity on functions
> that are not in the data path. in my book that isn't fate sharing.
>
>>> this does not solve the DHCPv6 PD problem of route injection. a
>>> route needs to be installed per client, and snooping is still
>>> needed for that. this proposal _only_ solves the problem of
>>> installing an aggregate route for multiple PD RRs into a
>>> PE/relay. this is most typically done with static configuration
>>> today.
>>
>> It solves half the problem: configuring the route that the router
>> advertises.   You are correct that it doesn't solve the other
>> half—figuring out where to send packets downstream.   But actually,
>> snooping the DHCP packet is a perfectly good solution for this
>> problem; what is lacking is a standard that says how it's done.
>
> we did try with the use of the RAAN option.
>
>> What snooping is _not_ good for is figuring out what route to
>> advertise upstream.   To say that the upstream route is currently
>> done with static configuration is synonymous with saying that the
>> problem is currently unsolved.
>
> this is like saying that configuring OSPF on a router is a unsolved
> problem, just because it isn't done with DHCP. ;-)

But for this there is a need to have OSPF talk DHCP or vice-versa.  Is 
there a spec for DHCP-OSPF Gateway?

Alex

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> cheers, Ole
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