On 2011-04-06 05:45, Thomas Narten wrote:
Looking at the revised document, here are some additional comments.
One lightweight approach to ECMP or LAG is this: if there are N
equally good paths to choose from, then form a modulo(N) hash
[RFC2991] from a consistent set of fields in
Looking at the revised document, here are some additional comments.
One lightweight approach to ECMP or LAG is this: if there are N
equally good paths to choose from, then form a modulo(N) hash
[RFC2991] from a consistent set of fields in each packet header
that are certain to have
Hi,
This version is intended to respond to the comments made during WG Last Call.
Brian + Shane
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take the same path.
brian
Thanks,
Lucy
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Hi
