> A stronger approach will be to consider combining the Layer 3 routing
> protocol with the L2 IEEE 802.1Qca which provide SPB on multiple paths
> (editor: janos.far...@ericsson.com).
Sorry if dumb question -- but since Qca appears to depend on SPB, could
you please clarify what is the relationshi
Allow me to elaborate.
The whole hybrid home network that include Ethernet, coax, power-line and in
the near future bridgeable wireless links (see the 802.11ak draft) could be
modeled as a collection of Ethernet P2P wires and pseudo P2P wires
interconnected by L2 bridges.
These bridges could
Sorry. Typo ☺. I meant a split model in which a single CPE control multiple
distributed CPs….
/Ph
From: Randy Turner [mailto:rtur...@amalfisystems.com]
Sent: Friday, March 27, 2015 9:22 AM
To: Philippe Klein
Cc: Dave Taht; Hans Liu; HOMENET Working Group; STARK, BARBARA H; Claire Cheng;
aqm@iet
Is there a typo or paste error below? The text reads :
"...and an optional distributed model in which a centralized...(snip)"
Is it centralized or distributed?
Randy
> On Mar 27, 2015, at 12:36 AM, Philippe Klein wrote:
>
> IEEE 1905.1 is a protocol that has been designed (I was one of the in
IEEE 1905.1 is a protocol that has been designed (I was one of the initial
designer)for building a topology data base of the hybrid home network for
diagnostic purpose (despite the initial claim in the PAR) and not a protocol
for dynamic purpose (for example as it’s the message traffic was in
up until this moment I had never heard of
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_1905
this spec, and it does sound useful.
+10 on more open access to it. +100 on anyone working on open source code
for it.
I would certainly like closer relationships between the IEEE and IETF one
day, perhaps even a t
