[Idr] draft-tantsura-idr-unreachability-safi-00.txt

Robert Raszuk <robert@raszuk.net> Tue, 11 November 2025 21:57 UTC

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Hi,

The proposal as written is just a form of a free floating idea.

#1 - I would start first in providing a hook which would describe in which
BGP PATH ATTRIBUTE of the BGP UPDATE MSG you are going to carry those NLRIs
... MP-REACH-NLRI ? MP-UNREACH-NLRI ?  NEW ONE ?

#2 - Your justification for this work fully overlaps with already existing
IDR WG document:
https://www.ietf.org/archive/id/draft-ietf-idr-operational-message-00.txt
Please kindly explain what gain do you see to add what you have proposed in
the draft to BGP UPDATE MSG ?

#3 - Value: 86 (to be assigned by IANA) .. That would be squatting at this
point. Not good !

#4 - I am completely not following on your list of reasons:

Type 2: Unreachability Reason Code

   *  Length: 2 octets
   *  Value: Detailed reason code (registry to be established)
   *  0: Unspecified
   *  1: Policy Blocked
   *  2: Security Filtered
   *  3: RPKI Invalid
   *  4-65535: Reserved for future use

I assume you are still trying to announce your own prefix which became
unreachable in your domain ... so what does it mean to announce it with any
of the types like 1, 2 or 3 ?

Or are you dreaming of any BGP speaker on the internet suddenly
broadcasting to anyone in the world that he failed to install a received
BGP prefix due to one of those listed reasons ???

To me this proposal looks too raw for any consideration at this point.

Regards,
Robert

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Internet-Draft draft-tantsura-idr-unreachability-safi-00.txt is now
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   Title:   BGP Unreachability Information SAFI
   Authors: Jeff Tantsura
            Donald Sharp
            Vivek Venkatraman
            Karthikeya Venkat Muppalla
   Name:    draft-tantsura-idr-unreachability-safi-00.txt
   Pages:   12
   Dates:   2025-11-11

Abstract:

   This document defines a new BGP Subsequent Address Family Identifier
   (SAFI) called "Unreachability Information" that allows the
   propagation of prefix unreachability information through BGP without
   affecting the installation or removal of routes in the Routing
   Information Base (RIB) or Forwarding Information Base (FIB).  This
   mechanism enables network operators to share information about
   unreachable prefixes for monitoring, debugging, and coordination
   purposes while maintaining complete separation from the active
   routing plane.

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