[Idr] Re: Christopher Inacio's No Objection on draft-ietf-idr-vpn-prefix-orf-44: (with COMMENT)
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To: Christopher Inacio <stndrds-inacio@andrew.cmu.edu>, The IESG <iesg@ietf.org>
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Subject: [Idr] Re: Christopher Inacio's No Objection on draft-ietf-idr-vpn-prefix-orf-44: (with COMMENT)
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Hi Christopher,
Thanks for your comments! Please see my in-line replies with [WW].
Best Regards,
Wei
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From: Christopher Inacio via Datatracker <noreply@ietf.org>
Date: 2026-06-09 03:45
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Subject: [Idr] Christopher Inacio's No Objection on draft-ietf-idr-vpn-prefix-orf-44: (with COMMENT)
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draft-ietf-idr-vpn-prefix-orf-44: No Objection
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Thanks for the updates - clearing my discuss.
Thanks to Scott K. for the SECDIR review and Keyur P. for the shepherds write
up, both were very helpful.
Here are some additional comments where I think the text can be improved.
* Is the first sentence here supposed to have an `If` in the front of it?
> 502 The receiving and sending BGP peers are iBGP peers within the same
> 503 Autonomous System (AS). The VPN instance identification information
> 504 consists of the RD, and the instruction information is sent using ORF
> 505 within the ROUTE-REFRESH message.
[WW]: No. The VPN Prefix ORF mechanism described in this document applies only to intra-domain scenarios.
* This pseudo code procedure doesn’t make sense, you should never reach S10a
should you? > 552 S07. For each other VRF u on this device { >
553 S08. If (r is in the import RT list of VRF u) { > 554
S09. conflict_exists = TRUE; > 555 S09a
break; > 556 S10. } > 557 S10a
If (conflict_exists == TRUE) { > 558 S10b break; >
559 S10c } > 560 S11. } Is `S15` also
effectively include a `break`? I’m not sure what pseudo-code language is used
or its rules; if its C-like that code would still fall through to `S20`, which
I believe to be incorrect.
[WW]: Thank you for pointing out this issue. We may revise this part as follows in the next version:
"S08. If (r is in the import RT list of VRF u) {
S09. conflict_exists = TRUE;
S09a break both the inner and outer loops;
S10. }
* Is there any text that could be added as to how/why this is experimental?
[WW]: Actually, the reason why this document is experimental has been given in the Shepherd writeup(https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-ietf-idr-vpn-prefix-orf/shepherdwriteup/):
"the operators were split in their opinion on whether the functions was valuable or dangerous. The experimental status allows the certain regional networks to proceed to obtain tests results regarding this technology."
Is there anyway (empirical metric) that one might want to compare this approach to managing VRF resources versus the mechanisms listed in §3?
[WW]: Section 7.5 provides the Experimental Assessment Criteria, including metrics like CPU utilization, memory utilization and routing stability.
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- [Idr] Re: Christopher Inacio's No Objection on dr… Wei Wang
- [Idr] Christopher Inacio's No Objection on draft-… Christopher Inacio via Datatracker
- [Idr] Re: Christopher Inacio's No Objection on dr… Keyur Patel
- [Idr] Re: Christopher Inacio's No Objection on dr… Robert Raszuk
- [Idr] Re: Christopher Inacio's No Objection on dr… Keyur Patel
- [Idr] Re: Christopher Inacio's No Objection on dr… Robert Raszuk
- [Idr] Re: Christopher Inacio's No Objection on dr… Aijun Wang
- [Idr] Re: Christopher Inacio's No Objection on dr… Keyur Patel
- [Idr] Re: Christopher Inacio's No Objection on dr… Robert Raszuk