Closed Deguello1 closed 10 months 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.
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.
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.