Xiaohu,

        You're getting ahead of things, a bit.

        It is not the purpose of the Gap Analysis to determine how to fix the 
gaps.
The purpose of the Gap Analysis is to compare existing candidate approaches to 
the
requirements being defined in the NVO3 working group - to determine where the
existing candidate technologies/approaches may fall short.

        It is after this analysis is done that we - as a working group - would 
then be
in a position to make some decisions as to what work may need to be done for 
each
candidate in order to meet the requirements we've determined.

        Once we've done that, then we can look at farming the specific work out 
to
other working groups, or re-chartering NVO3 to include fixing what's missing.

        If you are aware of specific gaps in L3VPN technologies - against 
specific
requirements that have been agreed on by the working group - then please let us
know what those gaps are and we will evaluate including them in the gap 
analysis 
draft.

        An information draft of the type you describe is not currently in scope 
for
NVO3, as it would be essentially a "solution" draft for using L3VPN.  We can't 
stop
you (or anyone else) from writing such a draft, of course.

        I think you (or whoever) should be careful, however, to ensure that 
this 
draft is aligned with requirements being developed and agreed to in NVO3, or it 
is very likely that any such draft will simply add to the noise at the moment.

        Also, any such draft could not be adopted by the NVO3 working group 
until
after it is re-chartered to work on solutions, recommended practice or 
applicability 
work.

--
Eric

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Sent: Thursday, August 01, 2013 4:48 AM
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Subject: Re: [nvo3] About gap analysis on L3VPN [RFC4365]

Hi all,

I'm glad to see that this issue is mentioned in the NVo3 chairs' slides as well 
(i.e., some references to L3VPN technology-based DC VPN approaches are useful). 
 Unfortunately, this issue is not discussed further after the survey of 
adoption of NVGRE and VXLAN drafts. My doubt is in which WG the L3VPN 
technology-based DC VPN drafts should be pursued (L3VPN WG or NVo3 WG?).

Best regards,
Xiaohu

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发送时间: 2013年7月31日 22:43
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主题: About gap analysis on L3VPN [RFC4365]

Hi all,

I noticed that L3VPN [RFC4365] is listed as one of the candidata technologies 
in the NVo3 gap analysis doc. However, IMHO, the current mechanism defined in 
RFC4365 alone couldn't support VM mobility which is one of the basic 
requirements of DC VPN. Hence, I believe it's much worthwhile to have an 
informational draft describing how to reuse the L3VPN mechanism for DC VPN 
before performing gap analysis on the L3VPN technology.

Best regards,
Xiaohu
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