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- From: David Meyer <>
- To: Bill Nickless <>
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- Subject: Re: IP Multicast Architecture Gap Analysis
- Date: Wed, 31 Jul 2002 10:34:47 -0700
Thanks Bill.
Dave
On Wed, Jul 31, 2002 at 12:25:48PM -0500, Bill Nickless wrote:
>> I have submitted an Internet Draft to the IETF based on the strategic
>> direction adopted at the IETF MBONED meeting in Yokohama. It is now
>> posted
>> in the IETF I-D repository.
>>
>> ftp://ftp.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-ietf-mboned-iesg-gap-analysis-00.txt
>>
>> Excerpts:
>>
>> Internet Draft Editors: D. Meyer
>> Sprint
>> Document: B. Nickless
>> draft-ietf-mboned-iesg-gap-analysis-00.txt Argonne National
>> Laboratory
>> Expires: July 2002
>> January 2003
>>
>>
>> Internet Multicast Gap Analysis
>> from the MBONED Working Group
>> for the IESG
>>
>>
>> 2. Abstract
>>
>> An overview of IP multicast as deployed in the Internet today, from
>> the perspective of the MBONED working group. Existing
>> infrastructure is examined critically. Suggestions for possible
>> improvement of the overall architecture are presented for the IESG.
>>
>>
>> 3. Table of Contents
>>
>> 1. Status of this Memo.............................................1
>> 2. Abstract........................................................1
>> 4. Overview and Background.........................................2
>> 5. Conventions used in this document...............................2
>> 6. RFC 1112........................................................3
>> 7. Source-Specific Multicast.......................................3
>> 8. Host Extensions for IP Multicast................................3
>> 9. Mapping of Multicast Group Addresses to Ethernet MAC Addresses..4
>> 10. Local Subnet Receiver Interest Protocol (IGMP).................4
>> 11. Collision-Sense Media Access Sender Model......................4
>> 12. Multicast Gateways.............................................5
>> 13. Dense Mode Internet Multicast Routing..........................5
>> 14. Reachability Protocol Independent Multicast Routing............6
>> 15. Sparse Mode Internet Multicast Routing.........................7
>> 16. Mixed Dense/Sparse Mode Internet Multicast Routing.............7
>> 17. Bursty Sources vs. Sparse Mode Forwarding State Maintenance....8
>> 18. Co-mingled Source Knowledge and Packet Forwarding..............8
>> 19. Co-mingled IP and Ethernet Routing.............................9
>> 20. Inter-Domain IP Multicast Exchange Points......................9
>> 21. IP Multicast Architectural Gaps...............................11
>> 22. Recommendations from MBONED to IESG...........................11
>> 23. Acknowledgements..............................................13
>> 24. Security Considerations.......................................13
>> 25. References....................................................14
>> 26. Editors' Addresses............................................14
>>
>> 4. Overview and Background
>>
>> At the IETF-54 meeting, the MBONED working group recommended that
>> the MSDP working group publish their current work as an
>> Informational RFC and shut down. Some participants in the MBONED
>> and MSDP working groups believed that the recurring discussions
>> about the operation of MSDP were proxy arguments about the IP
>> Multicast service model, and how that model can be supported in the
>> Internet. Participants came to rough consensus that the best place
>> for these overall service model and deployment questions is the
>> MBONED working group.
>>
>> A two phase approach was adopted. The short-term objective is to
>> document existing MSDP implementations and deployments. A longer-
>> term objective for the MBONED working group is to perform a "gap
>> analysis" of the existing IP multicast service model, protocols, and
>> deployment.
>>
>> This document represents that ôgap analysis,ö and is intended as
>> advice to IESG. The MBONED participants hope the IESG will consider
>> this advice in the context of IESG guidance for further IP multicast
>> protocol development and deployment work.
>>
>>
>> ===
>> Bill Nickless http://www.mcs.anl.gov/people/nickless +1 630 252
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- IP Multicast Architecture Gap Analysis, Bill Nickless, 07/31/2002
- Re: IP Multicast Architecture Gap Analysis, David Meyer, 07/31/2002
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