Well I don't remember what was intended but I can say what I would expect as a 
User 

1.) a default policy must exist so that any VMs that appear out of or in lack 
of a policy be put into that default policy group.

2.) a default policy group that exists in a group of policies that allow for 
distributed gateways, should itself default to a multiple gateway policy as it 
is the base or default policy that reflects a group of distributed gateway 
participants.

However this seems to me to be more implementation territory an not something 
necessary to standardize.  

Jon

> On Apr 17, 2017, at 4:26 PM, Linda Dunbar <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> David, Jon, Larry, Marc, and Thomas:
>  
> One of our implantation engineers asked a question about the Section 5.4 
> Distributed Inter-VN Gateways. Hope you can help with the answer.
>  
> The Section 5.4 states:
> “Explicit gateways could be the central
> point for such enforcement, with all inter-VN traffic forwarded to
> such gateways for processing. Alternatively, the NVA can provide
> such information directly to NVEs by either providing a mapping for a
> target Tenant System (TS) on another VN or indicating that such
> communication is disallowed by policy.”
>  
> “The NVO3 architecture supports distributed gateways for the case of
> inter-VN communication. Such support requires that NVO3 control
> protocols include mechanisms for the maintenance and distribution of
> policy information about what type of cross-VN communication is
> allowed so that NVEs acting as distributed gateways can tunnel
> traffic from one VN to another as appropriate.”
>  
>  
> The question is: if NVE doesn’t have the up-to-date policies for some VMs 
> attached (most likely the newly moved-in VMs), should NVE forward the data 
> frames to the “Default Gateway” (as the time needed to query the NVA for the 
> needed policy might take too long)?
>  
> It is almost like what is described in the “Split-NVE Control Plane 
> Requirements” (draft-ietf-nvo3-hpvr2nve-cp-req-06) with the interpretation of 
> “tGateway” being on the NVE and “nGateway” on the centralized Gateway.  
>  
> Any answer is greatly appreciated.
>  
> Linda Dunbar
>  
>  
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