E-TREE模型的多重可能性.pptVIP

VPLS PE Model with E-Tree Support Yuanlong Jiang (yljiang@) Lucy Yong (lucyyong@) Manuel Paul (manuel.paul@telekom.de) Frederic Jounay (frederic.jounay@) draft-jiang-l2vpn-vpls-etree-pe-02.txt Backgrounds E-Tree Requirements in multiple SDOs Service Definition: MEF 6.1, MEF 10.2 Mobile backhaul: MEF 22 Broadband Network Architecture: BBF WT-145 MPLS in Carrier Ethernet: BBF WT-224 Lack of E-Tree support in VPLS standard Non-standard mechanism for single root topology Single VSI + extended split horizon mechanism No VPLS support for multi-roots topology Multiple nodes with root leaf attached in a single domain Multiple roots and leaves located diversely across multiple domains / / Highlights of the draft Using VLANs to solve E-Tree in VPLS– the same flavor of E-Tree solution as Ethernet Cover all VPLS PE models and their interworking scenarios Benefits A converged solution compatible with both Ethernet and VSI forwarding planes and applicable to diverse network scenarios No change to VPLS architecture and PW layer semantics, standard work can be minimized Scalability with only a single VSI and a single suite of PWs needed Possible VPLS PE Models for E-Tree R L Bridge Module VSI Fwder AC PE PE with Bridge Module RFC 4664 draft-ietf-l2vpn-vpls-bridge-interop draft-ietf-l2vpn-pbb-vpls-pe-model PE without Bridge Module RFC 3985 draft-key-l2vpn-vpls-etree-reqt PE R L AC NSP: Native Service Processing; optional PW PW CE CE E-Tree Solution in Ethernet IEEE uses a pair of SVLANs - Trunk SVLAN and Branch SVLAN to support generic E-Tree, which is incorporated in the latest IEEE 802.1Q standard UNI Root Leaf Root Leaf Trunk Branch MEN A UNI UNI UNI R L R L VLAN Based E-Tree Solution in VPLS R L Bridge Module VSI Fwder Root PW CE1 AC PW Leaf Bridge PE1 PE2 Root Leaf L R Bridge 2 VLANs into a VSI PE3 CE2 CE3 CE4 CE5 Tagged PW with 2 VLANs NSP VSI Fwder VSI Fwder VPLS MEN L VLAN Mapping Options R L Bridge Module VSI Fwder Root PW CE1 AC PW Leaf Bridge PE1 PE2 Root Leaf L