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Hi,
Thanks, Mike. I had thought of it. But don't you think the overhead is too
high when it is used in the metro area? I suppose there be thousands of
ethernet hosts connected to the metro net. so the RPR ring will be full of
STP control frames all the time. Am I right?
I am a new comer to RPR. Maybe this point had been talked about?
Thanks & Best Regards.
Mike Takefman
<tak@xxxxxxxxx> 收件人: mayulu@xxxxxxxxxx
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owner-stds-802-17@majordom 主题: Re: [RPRWG] About ethernet service over
o.ieee.org RPR
2002-06-05 22:15
Hello,
802.17 must support 802.1D&Q transparent bridging as part of
our 5 Criteria. Therefore, an RPR ring is no different than
any other 802 LAN.
mike
mayulu@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Could anyone tell me if there has been consensus on how ethernet service
be
> transported over RPR?
>
> I suppose the ring is a transmit system, and ethernet domains attached to
> different RPR nodes communicate with each other. So there should be
> consensus on how to exchange (custermor MAC address : RPR node No.)
binding
> information among RPR nodes.
>
> Am I right? I could't find any clue on Darwin draft.
>
> Thanks & Best Regards.
--
Michael Takefman tak@xxxxxxxxx
Manager of Engineering, Cisco Systems
Chair IEEE 802.17 Stds WG
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