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OPENSIG 2002 1 Bob Lindell A Two-Level Architecture for Internet Signaling Bob Lindell Bob Braden Computer Networks Division USC/ISI
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OPENSIG 2002 2 Bob Lindell RSVP Reuse MPLS VPN Provisioning Optical Network Path Setup Link Layer QoS Setup TIST AFSP
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OPENSIG 2002 3 Bob Lindell Two Level Architecture ALSP – Application Layer Signaling Protocol End-to-End Semantics RSVP, MPLS, … CSTP – Common Signaling Transport Protocol Hop-by-Hop Semantics Transport, Security, State Management, Demultiplexing
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OPENSIG 2002 4 Bob Lindell Decompose Functionality Path (Tree) Oriented Signals Object Based Message Format Soft State Multicast Security Reliable Multicast Transport (Congestion Control, Ordered Delivery) Fragmentation and Message Bundling Tunneling Transport without Reliability Mechanisms
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OPENSIG 2002 5 Bob Lindell CSTP Downcalls SendNewSAPU Reliably deliver a new soft state entities and initiate refreshes SendModSAPU Reliably deliver a modification of an existing soft state entities SendTearSAPU Reliably deliver a soft state deletion request SendEventSAPU Reliably deliver a stateless message SendInfoSAPU Send a stateless message without reliability or refreshes
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OPENSIG 2002 6 Bob Lindell CSTP Upcalls SendFail Asynchronous error notification RecvNewSAPU Receive new soft state entities RecvModSAPU Receive modifications of new soft state entities RecvTearSAPU Receive deletions of soft state entities RegenSAPU Request for ALSP layer to regenerate a subsequent refresh
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OPENSIG 2002 7 Bob Lindell Waypoint An incremental approach to realizing CSTP (3 layers?) Remove complex (Transport) features Soft State Reliable Transport Bundling More like a IP/IPSEC/UDP for signaling Demultiplexing Options Checksum Security
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OPENSIG 2002 8 Bob Lindell Documents A Two-Level Architecture for Internet Signaling Waypoint – A Path Oriented Delivery Mechanism for IP based Control, Measurement, and Signaling Protocols http://www.isi.edu/rsvp/pub.html
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OPENSIG 2002 9 Bob Lindell Beyond Signaling Path Oriented Network Management Traceroute, Pathchar Topology Mapping
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OPENSIG 2002 10 Bob Lindell Conclusion Lessons learned could be applied to an RSVPv2 Much broader applicability with all the new path oriented signaling protocols IETF NSIS working group Should we get there incrementally? There are interesting Path Oriented Network Management functionality yet to be explored
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