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SD-Triggered Protection Switching in MPLS-TP - PPT Presentation

draftzhlmplstpsd01txt H Zhang J He Huawei H Li CMCC IETF 76th meeting Hiroshima November 2009 Requirements In draftietfmplstpsurvivefwk02 Section 412 FailureTriggered Actions Survivability actions may be directly triggered by network failuresfailure is ID: 284979

selector bridge selective protection bridge selector protection selective node traffic broadcast normal packets working switching detection triggered condition entity

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SD-Triggered Protection Switching in MPLS-TPdraft-zhl-mpls-tp-sd-01.txt

H. Zhang, J. He, HuaweiH. Li, CMCC

IETF 76th meeting – Hiroshima, November 2009Slide2

RequirementsIn draft-ietf-mpls-tp-survive-fwk-02Section 4.1.2. Failure-Triggered Actions: “Survivability actions may be directly triggered by network failures……"failure" is used to represent both signal failure and signal degradation”

This document describes Signal Degrade (SD) detection and the consequent protection switching mechanismSlide3

MotivationThe SD condition used for protection switching mostly depends on LM (packet loss ratio) and DM (packet delay and delay variation)

LM need to measure the amount of the lost service packetsSo the detection of SD must be based on service packetsIn 1:1 and 1:n protection architectureThere is no normal traffic on working/protection transport entity, which makes the detection of SD impossible and causes switch flappingSlide4

Motivation

Example for flapping

In fact, there are SD on both working and protection entitiesBut only the SD condition on entity that carries the normal traffic can be detected, which cause the flapping between working and protection entitiesNode ZNode A

Selector Bridge

Selective Selector

W

P

W

P

Selector Bridge

Selective Selector

SD

SD

Normal Traffic

Best Effort TrafficSlide5

SD-Triggered Protection Based on OAMDetection of SD by Test

Test OAM packets can be used to simulate the characteristics of the normal traffic and replace the normal serviceWith the performance monitoring OAM packets (LM) the SD condition of the transport entity can be detectedDetection of SD by CC/CVCC/CV OAM packets can be used instead of normal service in packet loss measurement

LM will count CC/CV packets and the loss measurement is based on CC/CV packets, which will be used as the input of SD condition[Note]: The detection of SD by CC/CV is not recommended when the packet loss is caused by congestion.Slide6

SD-Triggered Protection Based on Broadcast Bridge

Example for Broadcast Bridge with priority of SD-W > SD-P

Protection switching not active: the normal traffic is sent only on the working transport entity Protection switching is active: normal traffic is sent on both working and protection transport entities by closing the switch on Broadcast bridge Node ZNode A

Broadcast Bridge

Selective Selector

W

P

W

P

Broadcast Bridge

Selective Selector

SD

Normal Traffic

Best Effort Traffic

SDSlide7

Next StepFeedback on the listMove to working group draft?Slide8

Questions?Slide9

Additional Slides – Protection ComponentBridge

Selector

Selector Bridge

W

P

Permanent Bridge

W

P

Broadcast Bridge

W

P

Selective Selector

W

PSlide10

Additional Slides - 1+1

Node Z

Node A

Permanent Bridge

Selective Selector

Selective Selector

W

P

W

P

Permanent Bridge

1+1 with Permanent BridgeSlide11

Additional Slides - 1:1

Node Z

Node A

Selector Bridge

Selective Selector

W

P

W

P

Selector Bridge

Selective Selector

Node Z

Node A

Broadcast Bridge

Selective Selector

W

P

W

P

Broadcast Bridge

Selective Selector

1:1 with Selector Bridge

1:1 with Broadcast Bridge