BIER Deployment and Operation: Challenges and Solution Approaches
draft-xie-mboned-bier-deploy-00
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| Authors | Jingrong Xie , Fanghong Duan | ||
| Last updated | 2022-04-26 (Latest revision 2021-10-23) | ||
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Abstract
As a new multicast architecture, BIER [RFC8279] has been an IETF standard for years. It has been evaluated in some networks for some scenarios. Some challenges related to its deployment, operation, maintenance, and extensibility are raised. This document reviews and describes the challenges related to its deployment, and try to figure out the potential solution approches.
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