Hi Luis,

Many thanks for the comments.

- MTU: yes, redundancy protection increases the packet size. It is the same as 
for other SRv6 tunnels. The size increase depends also on how many hops between 
the redundancy nodes are defined.

- End.R: right, the first redundancy node has some additional tasks to do. The 
flow identification at the first redundancy node is done based on the received 
packet header fields, and the result is added in the form of a Flow-ID to the 
ARG part of the End.R. Downstream redundancy nodes can identify simple the 
flows based on the Flow-ID value. The SeqNum is added by the first redundancy 
node and used by all the downstream redundancy nodes. The SeqNum is added also 
to the ARG part of the End.R. In order to avoid confusion the following change 
is proposed.
OLD TEXT
    Encapsulates flow identification and sequence number in packets if
    the two information is not carried in packets.
NEW TEXT
    Encapsulates flow identification and sequence number in SRv6 packets.
END

- SeqNum size: yes, this was discussed in DetNet and resulted in defining the 
28 bit SeqNum format.

Thanks & Cheers
Bala'zs

From: LUIS MIGUEL CONTRERAS MURILLO <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, April 17, 2026 6:01 PM
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Subject: Few more comments on draft-ietf-spring-sr-redundancy-protection

Dear all,

Sharing few more comments related to draft-ietf-spring-sr-redundancy-protection 
in SPRING but cc-ing DetNet because of the intersection of the redundancy/PREF 
concept (that is, no ordering in this case).


  *   It would be interesting to understand the potential impact on the MTU due 
to the fact of activating the redundancy protection while traversing the 
network. This could be a limiting factor, or at least condition the 
applicability to the need of defining an MTU size in the domain for being able 
to apply the solution.
  *   In section 4.1, for End.R it is mentioned that "Encapsulates flow 
identification and sequence number in packets if the two information is not 
carried in packets". But, how this is known? Adding some clarification could 
help.
  *   Sequence number size. I recall I raised this point during DetNet session 
in Madrid, and also commented in DetNet list 
(https://mailarchive.ietf.org/arch/msg/detnet/KoMjM68ZGtZ6fAONnHdpRCIoNs8/). 
Assuming SRv6 as technology for WAN deployments, it could be certain cases 
where replicating traffic in two high-speed links (e.g., 100 Gbps or higher) 
with different lengths in terms of hundreds of kms (for instance using 
different nation-wide links or submarine cables) could make this replication 
not working properly. As suggested in such mail to DetNet, adding some 
clarification to that fact would be necessary in my opinion (acknowledging that 
would not be the general case, but yet operationally important in my view).  I 
already proposed some text, but of course any other text would be ok.

Best regards

Luis

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