Closed xbrakl closed 1 year ago
@xbrakl --
L1_XID_VALID
is set to False
, the value in L1_XID
is ignored, so it does not matter what you set it to -- that node will not be prunedL1_XID
does not have to be unique -- it is totally OK (and sometimes quite useful) when multiple nodes are programmed with the same value of L1_XID
.The Academy materials are correct -- the intent was not to enable pruning in that particular example.
For the further questions, please use ICRP Forum at Intel.
Hello I would like to ask you on this paragraph from the PDF document on page 28:
Does it mean that regardless I use or don't use prunning, then every multicast node entry(bfrt.pre.node) in the multicast group table (bfrt.pre.mgid) MUST have assigned L1_XID?
Second question, L1_XID must be unique for every entry?
Example, what will happen if I create two multicast nodes with different Level 1 node ID and then add them into the same multicast group table with the same L1_XID = 0 and MULTICAST_NODE_L1_XID_VALID = False (using False because it was used in the Intel Networking Academy labs example - possible mistake in the scripts for solution of the labs)?
My guess is that L1_XID must be unique among entries in one table and it doesn't matter if prunning is turned on or turned off.