Hi Mark,
> From: Mark Tinka [mailto:[email protected]]
> Sent: Tuesday, January 19, 2016 10:50 AM
>
> On 19/Jan/16 10:45, Adam Vitkovsky wrote:
>
> > Just to avoid the confusion regarding MVPN profiles in the future
> > Cause NG-MVPN could be RSVP or mLDP based and there is Rosen in there
> > as well So I suggest using descriptions:
>
> NG-MVPN generally means an MPLS data plane (driven either by mLDP or
> RSVP), with a BGP control plane.
>
> Earlier NG-MVPN specs. also included GRE as a data plane, but actual
> implementation of this has not been rife.
>
> Mark.
I agree with general meaning of NG-MVPN.
But even with e.g. mLDP data-plane and BGP control plane there are plethora of
options so one is not sure what is the topic of discussion.
As for the mLDP one could be using Default/Partitioned MDT along with
P2MP/MP2MP tree.
And as for BGP control plane one could be using BGP-AD with or without
BGP-C-MCAST.
So a lot of ambiguity even though we narrow the discussion down to mLDP
data-plane and BGP control-plane.
adam
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