Hello Team, I'm trying to understand the BFD implementation on VPP. I see that, currently in VPP, sw_if_index, local-address and peer-address are keys to the bfd session.
I want to understand the reason behind the idea of having "sw_if_index, local-address and peer-address" as keys to the session? or put it in the other way, How multiple sessions can be established between same local-address and peer-address on same interface with different desired-min-tx, required-min-rx and detection-multiplier? The reason for having multiple sessions between same neighbors is, In my usecase, bfd applications may have different desired-min-tx, required-min-rx and detection-multiplier values. Thanks, Bhishma
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