-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 On Wednesday, January 21st, 2026 at 09:23, Saku Ytti <[email protected]> wrote: > You can definitely configure RR poorly and end up having some > downsides to full-mesh. > > But full-mesh has other downsides than scale, it is also fragile, you > lose any one session and you have an outage. And your initial > convergence is much longer without RR.
^ This is the important point I think. Most networks I have worked on have/had RRs, but not all. And both scenarios have pros and cons. I just wanted to provide some data points about full meshes because, I think that every network I've worked on with RRs, had RRs not because it was well thought out and clearly the best thing to do for that network, they had RRs because earlier someone just assumed RRs were needed. Cheers, James. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: ProtonMail wsG5BAEBCgBtBYJpcMX6CRCoEx+igX+A+0UUAAAAAAAcACBzYWx0QG5vdGF0 aW9ucy5vcGVucGdwanMub3JnfVUG8xZteCQPGrZ8kV39yeLOvvEQJO7dPKxN 5NyD5MAWIQQ+k2NZBObfK8Tl7sKoEx+igX+A+wAAnmAQAIXUJsO3a+n6Wgoz Wlg5poW0lh9TGIOORVQkIHckYjtDjnHwQnKDRvWqr+vTdTkBOOyiOlkiCZfv deHWQ4G5+Aov5afYM/+2pcR335SZu87p1xNwsxJas/MhkeIz2UcOo1o00t1S THFItHUqabT/Pd+h76PuWPwTVIr4Civp8khvw4lFdMQ9o72DheiISCUN2qBS z8oiYUH7DNjH1CT98lJV9lV2t5iLIp/lrZc4bqNtmRtce1YuQprIStt0HV/V ygq71F1B6eetWjioxoJJmDrINSAPx1Hv+m+tplfhy4xD1lQx4EoP6GB2VHss VaP6RJSlBUQyeSWSnh/hjoHRDfDiO6hbWFetsb1kuFUSJGiUOpuZTrdh5x1h gstnSHxwiQbkWuLZTDvE1vcpuVqBzXojZKGaeVYuZCInaoHzCWLFJI0rBMZY 3hUk9wsIw7twBD2ilfE/yKh6XLQuCHwDCyApq5cj1EYoJTkGaTKnqhjsZAke +4zmQ/OefJeb0QO6sSgTMX8Epc4nfEeNC/tJ/uslOtMHN+Lx/ITGKk4U69Qa O22a0PND720FdybomBn/Uex5/m4cMNhk8eUnc3FGuPouybXw2t0/7N47aWu6 u89gbsLCMWVAIej5WqcO+vg0kh9nolk/uaz911Pdf+GkYUnZHhtyGV+d0fd1 DDFvwr+g =Ql8p -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
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