Re: [L1vpn] Your Discusses and Comments on draft-ietf-l1vpn-basic-mode-04.txt

"Adrian Farrel" <adrian@olddog.co.uk> Wed, 28 May 2008 08:34 UTC

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Thanks Pasi,

We're discussing this with the authors.

A possible substitution is...

"A two octets field whose value indicates address family of the CPI.
 This value is taken from [RFC1700]."

Adrian
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draft-ietf-l1vpn-basic-mode-04.txt


Hi Adrian,

Thanks for the update! I'm happy with the changes, with one
possible exception (see below).

<snip>
> > Section 4.1.2 needs a reference to a document that defines
> > the CPI AFI values.
>
> Pointer to [L1VPN-BGP-AD] has been added.

The text now says "A two octets field whose value indicates address
family of the CPI. This value is assigned in [L1VPN-BGP-AD]."

[L1VPN-BGP-AD] indeed assigns a new SAFI value (69) for auto-discovery
information. However, I originally thought this field would contain
value like "IPv4" or "IPv6" (and was expecting a pointer to a document
specifying what the exact numbers for these are).

Can you confirm that using the value defined in [L1VPN-BGP-AD] is
indeed correct? (Or if it's not, send David text for RFC Editor
note fixing this.)

Best regards,
Pasi


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