Calculation of protection paths and proxy interfaces in optical networks using OSPF
draft-dovolsky-bryskin-ospf-pathprotect-proxy-00
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| Authors | Dan Dovolsky , Igor Bryskin | ||
| Last updated | 2000-06-06 | ||
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Abstract
The first part of this document describes a proposal about how to calculate non-overlapping primary and redundant path(s) in optical networks using the OSPF routing protocol and Traffic Engineering Extensions to OSPF, as defined in [KATZ]. The second part of the document introduces the concept of a Proxy Interface and describes a method to avoid unnecessary OSPF traffic activity in networks where adjacent nodes are interconnected via multiple interfaces.
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