[rbridge] Can we ever have pt-to-pt links?
Russ White
riw at cisco.com
Tue Nov 6 06:35:32 PST 2007
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>> The only thing special we were doing with the pseudonode was reporting
>> the bridge root.
>> So that means that R1, the DRB, would report the root bridge ID in its
>> LSP if
>> R1 has decided not to create a pseudonode.
>>
> Actually, let me change that to: "Let's always report the root bridge ID
> in the DRB's
> LSP, not the pseudonode LSP"
>
> So I'm getting more comfortable with that proposal -- the DRB only
> declares a pseudonode
> if there really are too many neighbors, and switching over from
> non-pseudonode to
> pseudnode is really not very disruptive.
In most implementations of IS-IS, there is a way to manually configured
a link as point-to-point, no matter what the layer 2 part of the device
thinks it is. The IS-IS WG pretty much eschewed auto-detection schemes
when we went through this exercise.
:-)
Russ
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