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About egress/ingress taxonomy #19

Closed Deguello1 closed 10 months ago

Deguello1 commented 1 year ago

The Egress CATS-Routers are the egress endpoints of overlay paths

I fail to see the need for this. Again, this suggests (unnecessary) distinction between two types of CATS routers at the risk of obliterating the very likely heuristic.

boucadair commented 1 year ago

Reasoning about directionality (in reference to service placement requests) has the merit to easily identify the nodes and whether they need to perform specific features. The ingress/egress thing if you will is similar to the ITR/ETR in LISP.

Added this note to -01:

Note: "Egress" is used here in reference the direction of the service request placement. The directionality is called to explicitly identify the exit node of the CATS infrastructure.

I prefer to leave this terminology now but reassess the point (simplify the terminology) when we will have a more stable text. Thanks @Deguello1.

muzixing commented 10 months ago

Agree with Med to keep the text. This has been dicussed in the WG, and we need to define two roles. Ingress and Egress CATS-Forwarder.