2019/09/11 0:35、Sander Steffann <san...@steffann.nl>のメール: > Hi, > >> If you say you are an operator, and ask us to disclose on where, for what, >> scale and use case, please describe yours at first in very detail. > > ISP in The Netherlands, between 50k and 100k customers three datacenters, > multiple interconnect locations, currently using MPLS for L2VPN (as little as > possible), L3VPN, mVPN (mostly for streaming media distribution). Nothing > fancy. I'd love to use SR with plain IPv6 as one step towards the ultimate > goal of running the network as simply as possible (i.e. just IPv6) while > still having the possibility to steer traffic with as little complications as > possible, keeping it easy to learn, easy to understand by NOC engineers, easy > to debug and easy to adjust. KISS. > > Cheers, > Sander
Thanks. We run networks in Japan nation wide for our customers, 5M+ on fixed broadband, 30M+ on 3G/4G cellular, and enterprise business. Bunch of MPLS boxes are deployed in both access aggregation in all 47 prefectural regions (varied size from dense/sub-urban to rural) and backbone networks.(NOTE: not big compare to US/China). Currently L3VPNs run on top of L2VPNs over MPLS(-TP). After long time investigation and discussions internally/externally, we decided to adopt SRv6 more than two years ago. Now SRv6 networks are being deployed, up and running, as part of 5G roll out in addition to those networks, and plan to migrate existing customers to it. Cheers, —satoru _______________________________________________ spring mailing list spring@ietf.org https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/spring
