IS-IS Support for Unidirectional Links
draft-ietf-isis-udl-01
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| Authors | Les Ginsberg , Sina Mirtorabi , Stefano Previdi , Abhay Roy | ||
| Last updated | 2014-04-19 (Latest revision 2013-10-16) | ||
| Replaces | draft-ginsberg-isis-udl | ||
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Abstract
This document defines support for the operation of IS-IS over Unidirectional Links without the use of tunnels or encapsulation of IS-IS Protocol Data Units. Adjacency establishment when the return path from the router at the receive end of a unidirectional link to the router at the transmit end of the unidirectional link is via another unidirectional link is supported. The extensions defined here are backwards compatible - only the routers directly connected to a unidirectional link need to be upgraded.
Authors
Les Ginsberg
Sina Mirtorabi
Stefano Previdi
Abhay Roy
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