Hi Robert, > I am still not convinced how this additional notion of flooding power groups > helps.
You are giving more information to all of the nodes so that they can make better choices. Being able to see the four interfaces on NPU A and the four interfaces on NPU B allows you to drive traffic one way or the other, rather than splitting across both. > Doubt --> What happens if two of those power groups (both on the same box) > advertise the same PCPPS metric ? Or would that be treated as > misconfiguration ? Then you get the same metric, and you end up using the most-fill tiebreaker. If the bandwidths are exactly equal (extremely unlikely), then it doesn’t matter which way you go. Whatever is selected, the bandwidths will no longer be equal. Cheers, Tony _______________________________________________ Lsr mailing list -- [email protected] To unsubscribe send an email to [email protected]
