> Well, in my testing I got the feeling (hard to tell since it was really > hard to get a comprehensive picture of what was going on over time), that > sometimes HNCP lost its connection to other HNCP nodes on the lan, while > babel was still working, and the other way around, babel went down and > HNCP was up.
Agreed, that's the price of having two distinct link-sensing mechanisms. > Having these two protocols knowing nothing about each other and each > others' state is potential source of problems. Things are meant to be so the network will survive desynchronisation between the two protocols: - HNCP up, Babel down => numbered link not used for transit; - HNCP down, Babel up => unnumbered link used for transit. If either of these causes problems in your network, then something is wrong, and I'm interested in knowing more. -- Juliusz _______________________________________________ homenet mailing list [email protected] https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/homenet
