Hi Robert,
> Well to me this is not a separate topic, but the key one for LSR WG. It should not be. As long as we are doing a distributed computation, flooding makes sense. And if we are doing flooding, one can also use that for a centralized computation, giving you architectural flexibility. > I am not a big supporter of central path computation however here where we > need to optimize bidirectional flows domain wide, doing it in a fully > distributed manner is IMO not very deterministic. In fact set of mechanisms > as defined today seems to have no correlation for both directions of transit > flows. Determinism is not significant in a situation where the traffic demand matrix is continually changing. Link usage information is bidirectional, so there’s ample information for correlation. Regards, Tony _______________________________________________ Lsr mailing list -- [email protected] To unsubscribe send an email to [email protected]
