Hi Yali,

thank you for your interest in the Integrated OAM, much appreciated.


Please find my notes in-line below tagged GIM>>.








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Sender: Wangyali(Yali,DataCommunicationStandardsandPatentsDept)
To: Greg Mirsky;IETF IPPM WG;RTGWG;
Date: 2021/05/17 06:08
Subject: Re: [ippm] Follow-up on Error Performance Measurement presentation at 
IETF-110




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Hi Greg,


 


After reading these draft, which are interesting to me, I have following 
considerations.


 


1)      Is the Integrated OAM defined as a new protocol? Otherwise this draft 
is intent to extend the BFD specified in RFC5880?


GIM>> You're right, we've started this work as the extension of BFD. After 
discussing it in the BFD WG, we've decided that a new protocol is more 
appropriate format. Of course, in the foundation of the Integrated OAM are RFC 
5880 and RFC 6374 with the addition of the capability negotiation, fine-grain 
authentication and more.


2)      If it’s a new protocol, why not define a new Integrated OAM message 
independent to BFD, which supports both proactive connectivity check and 
performance measurement ? For example, directly defining the LM message, DM 
message or combined LM/DM message in the IntOAM control message body but not as 
a TLV. While it’s flexible using TLVs.


GIM>> That is an interesting idea that we are open to discuss and explore.


3)      For EPM use case, it may be defined as a TLV in IntOAM control message, 
right?


GIM>> I think that the EPM might use a new TLV to fetch EPM-specific 
information, e.g., current EPM state (available or unavailable period. As for 
the qalification of a time unit, i.e., is it Severely Errored unit (the current 
version uses a second) or else, that can be defined as a combination of Service 
Level Objectives, e.g., packet loss ratio, packet delay, that the IntOAM 
protocol already can do.


 


From my side, this work is interesting. And willing to work together to advance 
the IntOAM document.


GIM>> Your most welcome. I am looking forward to working together.


 


Best,


Yali


 


From: rtgwg [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Greg Mirsky
 Sent: Thursday, April 8, 2021 7:04 AM
 To: IETF IPPM WG <[email protected]>; RTGWG <[email protected]>
 Subject: Follow-up on Error Performance Measurement presentation at IETF-110


 


Dear All,


in the course of presenting our work on the Error Performance Measurement 
(slides attached), I didn't mention the work on the Integrated OAM. The 
Integrated OAM work was presented and discussed at the RTGWG session during the 
IETF-110. We believe that EPM is one of the use cases that highlight the 
benefits of using the Integrated OAM. We believe that experts from IPPM and 
RTGWG WGs would be interested to see how the works we've presented are related 
to each other and help to solve challenges in operating networks.



The authors always welcome your questions, comment, and suggestions.



 



Regards,



Greg
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