Alex, Alex Conta wrote: > > Since the IPv6 flow label work started, two major efforts in IETF made > significant progress on related topics: Diffserv and MPLS. Steve's already said this but I want to say it again: no! The Flow Label is totally orthogonal to diffserv, which has no need of it, since it has its own mutable 6-bit field (more than enough). The Flow Label is totally orthogonal to the MPLS Shim, which is at a lower layer and is edge-to-edge, not end-to-end. As has been observed, the Flow Label is accommodated neatly by the IntServ model. Brian -------------------------------------------------------------------- IETF IPng Working Group Mailing List IPng Home Page: http://playground.sun.com/ipng FTP archive: ftp://playground.sun.com/pub/ipng Direct all administrative requests to [EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------
- RE: Usage of IPv6 flow label Hesham Soliman (EPA)
- Re: Usage of IPv6 flow label Brian E Carpenter
- Re: Usage of IPv6 flow label Steve Deering
- Re: Usage of IPv6 flow label Alex Conta
- Re: Usage of IPv6 flow label Steve Deering
- RE: Usage of IPv6 flow label Thomas Eklund
- Re: Usage of IPv6 flow label Alex Conta
- Re: Usage of IPv6 flow label Steve Deering
- Re: Usage of IPv6 flow label Alex Conta
- RE: Usage of IPv6 flow label Thomas Eklund
- Re: Usage of IPv6 flow label Brian E Carpenter
- Re: Usage of IPv6 flow label Jim Bound
- Re: Usage of IPv6 flow label Jim Bound
- Re: Usage of IPv6 flow label JIM FLEMING
- Re: Usage of IPv6 flow label Jim Bound
- Re: Usage of IPv6 flow label Alex Conta
- RE: Usage of IPv6 flow label Thomas Eklund
- RE: Usage of IPv6 flow label Thomas Eklund
- What "unassigned bits" in IPv4 TOS ? JIM FLEMING
- Re: Usage of IPv6 flow label Alex Conta
- Re: Usage of IPv6 flow label Jim Bound
