> I'm assuming that routers and switches will be multipathing based on the
> UDP port numbers, so I would expect different destination UDP ports to
> take different equal cost paths.

Well if OAM is going to be effective, messages need to be sent from any pair of 
ports that yield 0 through N modulus so multiple paths can be determined. So it 
doesn't matter with the port number values  you use, those control packets will 
be ECMPed as well.

If you are also inferring that you want the OAM packets to go through the same 
data-path of each device on the path, then you will have to put TLVs in the 
data path, which is traditionally not prudent. See my Puneet reference from 
previous email.

Dino

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