... and notifications via ANCP if that is running.
On 15/09/2010 2:37 PM, sth...@nethelp.no wrote:
Indeed. And the router needs to send out an individual RA per interface.
So a router aggregating 20.000 customers will need to send out 20.000
RAs on a regular basis.
So the router is configured
> > Indeed. And the router needs to send out an individual RA per interface.
> > So a router aggregating 20.000 customers will need to send out 20.000
> > RAs on a regular basis.
>
> So the router is configured to know all the VLANs up front?
> Or does the router somehow get notified when the cust
On 09/14/10 11:21 PM, sth...@nethelp.no wrote:
in the 1:1 model the router will just advertise prefixes in RAs like on any
other link.
there is a one to one mapping between VLAN and customer. imagine a VLAN modeled
as an interface.
(not commenting on rs-mark, just the 1:1 VLAN model)
Indeed.
> in the 1:1 model the router will just advertise prefixes in RAs like on any
> other link.
> there is a one to one mapping between VLAN and customer. imagine a VLAN
> modeled as an interface.
(not commenting on rs-mark, just the 1:1 VLAN model)
Indeed. And the router needs to send out an indiv
> I've finally caught up on the discussion about rs-mark and the N:1 VLAN
> model. One of the key technical issues is how a SLAAC host recovers should
> its three RS messages be lost.
>
> Can someone explain to me how this works with SLAAC in the 1:1 VLAN model?
>
> It seems like the router wou
I've finally caught up on the discussion about rs-mark and the N:1 VLAN
model. One of the key technical issues is how a SLAAC host recovers
should its three RS messages be lost.
Can someone explain to me how this works with SLAAC in the 1:1 VLAN model?
It seems like the router would need to
