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Editing for the 5G Service Metadata
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Adding a new Route Target code point for constraining Metadata Path Attribute distribution #4

Open lindadunbar opened 9 months ago

lindadunbar commented 9 months ago

From: Linda Dunbar Sent: Tuesday, November 21, 2023 12:52 PM To: Jeffrey Haas jhaas@pfrc.org Cc: Susan Hares shares@ndzh.com; idr@ietf.org Subject: Question about your suggestion of getting a new Route Target code point for constraining Metadata Path Attribute distribution

Jeff,

You have suggested to applying for a new Route Target code point for the purpose of constraining Metadata Path Attribute distribution.

Do you mean applying for new SAFI? Currently the SAFI =132 is for Route Target Constrains. We assumed to use the same SAFI =132 for Ingress routers to send out the Route Target Membership NLRI Advertisements for the interested service IP prefix.

Section 4 of the RFC4684 states that “Route targets can then be expressed as prefixes”.

If it is not the new SAFI, what code point are you referring to?

Your advice is greatly appreciated.

Linda

suehares commented 8 months ago

Asking at IETF-119 for feedback.

suehares commented 4 months ago

Re-opening Jeff's comments to seek validation at IETF-120.

jhaas-pfrc commented 1 month ago

We seem to be moving toward not using route targets, ORFs, etc. to constrain distribution of routes with this attribute. The "limited domain" principle means this should go where it's intended.

If you agree with this point, this issue can be closed.

jhaas-pfrc commented 1 month ago

I've tagged the remaining ORF issue with issue 4 in my XXX in main 24.xml.