Hi Dhruv,

In case of path-computation done by PCE based on content of FAD (probably vast 
majority of cases), optimization metric will be specified in FAD, so it will 
not be possible to optimize based on other metric type on top of that.

For original question:

I agree with PSF – it would be probably too complex to try to define such 
behavior in the draft. On top of that, such requirement can potentially come 
for non-Flex-algo paths as well.

I can still imagine achieving something like that for example with 2 
candidate-paths:

  *   1st CP (preferred) which will be limited to intra-domain paths using some 
constraints
  *   2nd CP which will not have any restrictions and which can be used in case 
of no intra-domain path

That can be achieved with metric bound of metric pointed out by Dhruv, 
affinity,… set for 1st CP. Theoretically same thing can be achieved by setting 
MSD bound in 1st CP as with Flex-algo path-computation will probably result in 
just one SID anyway (Flex-algo SID of destination) – at least if other 
constraints are not applied on top of that.

Regards,
Samuel

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Subject: Re: [Pce] [PCE]: Draft-ietf-pce-sid-algo: Prefer Intra vs Inter-domain

Hi Marcel, PSF,

Speaking as a WG participant...

Note that we do have a metric type "T=20: Domain Count metric (number of 
domains crossed)."; we can simply use this metric type, asking the PCE to 
optimize based on this which should lead to preferring intra-domain paths. See 
https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc8685.html#section-3.5

Thanks!
Dhruv

On Tue, Sep 19, 2023 at 9:04 AM 
<peng.sha...@zte.com.cn<mailto:peng.sha...@zte.com.cn>> wrote:



Hi Marcel,



May it be a local policy of PCE ?

For a given <ingress PE, egress PE> that belongs to the same domain, it may be

the default policy for PCE to calculate a candidate path intra domain.

Otherwise, it may bring unnecessary complexity. For example, for a real 
inter-domain

path requirement of <ingress PE, egress PE> that belongs to the different 
domain,

the intention is to split the path calculation requirements into multiple 
domains, e.g,

<ingress PE, ABR1> for domain 1, <ABR1, ABR2> for domain 2, etc. Now, in this 
case,

does <ingress PE, ABR1> itself again get a inter-domain path ? In theory, yes. 
But in

reality, it doesn't make sense.



Regards,

PSF


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Aloha,
Dear colleagues,

I have a question regarding the PCE with SR Flex-algo and multiple IGP domains.

In my understanding in each IGP Domain the Flex-Algo is calculated 
independently of each other domain.
The PCE should have the view of all IGP domains, including IGP metrics and 
delay metrics.

So if the PCE calculate a path and ingress and egress PE are in the same IGP 
domain,
It would be preferable to choose an IGP intra domain vs using another IGP as 
transit.
Or at least have the possibility to choose or prefer an Intra-Domain path (with 
a flag maybe?)

Reason:
Especially in mobile operator RAN networks, there could be bandwidth 
limitations in RAN IGP domains, but still a lower delay path.

What’s your opinion about this?

Thanks
Marcel







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