Re: nhrp-05 ????? - Destination Prefix Extension
Andrew Smith <asmith@baynetworks.com> Fri, 03 November 1995 23:53 UTC
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Subject: Re: nhrp-05 ????? - Destination Prefix Extension
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Russell, > NHRP should be flexible enough to allow clients to specify which > packet types (Reply and/or Purge) are supported for the destination > prefix extension. I think we should try to simplify the protocol by allowing fewer options. I believe that the overall system complexity will be lower, even if individual client complexity is higher (think globally, act locally :-)) if we insist all clients behave the same in this regard. > Therefore, why not add another extension called the "purge mask > extension" with the discretionary flag = 0. This way the destination > prefix extension in the Reply can remain a discretionary extension. > Maybe this proposal is acceptable? This proposal addresses the > following problems: > 1) No flags in the dest prefix extension used in Reply packets Good! > 2) Destination Prefix Extension remains discretionary Is it a feature or a bug that it is discretionary? > 3) Only clients that support a purge with mask will receive this > extension > 4) The new extension is not discretionary, never ignored... You've effectively moved the problem back to a once-off initialisation-time negotiation. I'd rather have no negotiation at all: make it mandatory! > Good night! > -- Russell > Andrew ******************************************************************************** Andrew Smith TEL: +1 408 764 1574 Technology Synergy FAX: +1 408 988 5525 Bay Networks, Inc. E-m: asmith@baynetworks.com Santa Clara, CA ********************************************************************************
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