Xiaohu,

> I guess the current "end-system L3VPN" proposal should belong to case
> 1, rather than case 3 where NVE and TES are not in the same physical
> device, unless the "end-system L3VPN" makes some changes as follows:
> XMPP is only used as a signaling of VM attachment/detachment events
> between hypervisors and ToRs, rather than as a replacement of BGP-based
> L3VPN signaling. In this way, the NVE functionality (i.e., L3VPN PE) is
> performed on the ToRs, rather than on the end-systems.

Actually, "end-system L3VPN" proposal covers both cases. In the case NVE 
functionality is on external switch, it operates as an XMPP server processing 
requests from end-systems and as a client of one or more controllers/signaling 
gateways.  It relays to the signaling gateways(s) messages it receives from the 
end-system.  In this scenario, the VPN routing information the NVE receives 
from a signaling gateway is not propagated to the end-system.


Maria
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