Hello,
I'm being asked to look into using BFD over our P2P transport links. Is anyone
else doing this? Our transport links are all 10G Ethernet (LAN-PHY). There's no
alarming inside of LAN-PHY like there is in SONET. The transport side should
propagate a fiber break by stopping to send light
On Fri, Feb 5, 2010 at 9:45 AM, Serge Vautour sergevaut...@yahoo.ca wrote:
Hello,
I'm being asked to look into using BFD over our P2P transport links. Is
anyone else doing this? Our transport links are all 10G Ethernet (LAN-PHY).
There's no alarming inside of LAN-PHY like there is in SONET.
I'm being asked to look into using BFD over our P2P transport links. Is
anyone else doing this? Our transport links are all 10G Ethernet (LAN-PHY).
There's no alarming inside of LAN-PHY like there is in SONET. The transport
side should propagate a fiber break by stopping to send light on
We run it on most 10G backbone (LAN-PHY) links.
Hmm. Backbone L2 transport, or fiber/wave type transport? I'd be
surprised to hear of people running it on dark-fiber-ish stuff.
Both. For L2 transport through switches the usefulness is rather
obvious. For WDM type transport because we're not
* Serge Vautour
I'm being asked to look into using BFD over our P2P transport links.
Is anyone else doing this? Our transport links are all 10G Ethernet
(LAN-PHY). There's no alarming inside of LAN-PHY like there is in
SONET. The transport side should propagate a fiber break by stopping
On Fri, Feb 05, 2010 at 06:50:39PM +0100, Tore Anderson wrote:
* Serge Vautour
I'm being asked to look into using BFD over our P2P transport links.
Is anyone else doing this? Our transport links are all 10G Ethernet
(LAN-PHY). There's no alarming inside of LAN-PHY like there is in
We use it on all of our links which are generally over our own DWDM/dark fiber
network. All links are 10G LAN PHY. Our DWDM systems propagate link failures
but one of the main reasons we implemented it was our router vendors did not
drop link during reboots during software upgrades. GR
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