On Thu, 8 Sep 2011, Mark Tinka wrote:
Except that actually attaining it in the real IP/MPLS world, especially when you are a multi-vendor network, can be quite interesting, depending on how each vendor implements MPLS- TE, and where the break/repair needs to occur, and in some cases, how that particular platform actually implements the technology.
Yes, absolutely. But the 50ms was to define something being *in service*. If it stops forwarding more than that, I don't consider it to be *in service*. Then it's "upgrade with service interruption".
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