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DRNI Network Protection Interaction. Some examples in which one or more faults in DRNI require a change in Network Protection Some examples in which one or more faults in Network Protection require a change in DRNI
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DRNINetwork Protection Interaction • Some examples in which one or more faults in DRNI require a change in Network Protection • Some examples in which one or more faults in Network Protection require a change in DRNI • Adds additional ‘external’ protection switching trigger condition(s) to DRNI (from NP) and to NP (from DRNI) • DRNI and NP need to communicate with each other; what is the minimum message set?
2 4 Active GW Active GW W W 1 6 Network Protection Network Protection DRNI P 3 5 P Standby GW Standby GW Figure 1A Two Network Protection (NP) architecture cases TOP: with Intra-NP link BOTTOM: without intra-NP link 2 4 Active GW Active GW W W 1 6 Network Protection Network Protection DRNI P P 3 5 Standby GW Standby GW Figure 1B
2 X 4 Active GW Active GW W W 1 6 Network Protection Network Protection DRNI P 3 5 P Standby GW Standby GW DRNI configuration change to restore EC (no interaction with network protection) Figure 2A 3 X 4 Active GW Active GW W W 1 6 Network Protection Network Protection DRNI P P 2 5 Standby GW Standby GW Figure 2B
2 Standby GW X 4 Active GW W W 1 6 X Network Protection Network Protection DRNI P 3 5 P NP change restricted to portal nodes Standby GW Active GW DRNI configuration change plus DRNI initiated Network Protection configuration change to restore EC Figure 3A 2 Standby GW X 4 Active GW W W 1 6 X Network Protection Network Protection DRNI P P 3 5 NP change involves node outside portal Standby GW Active GW Figure 3B
2 4 Active GW Active GW X W W 1 6 Network Protection Network Protection DRNI P 3 5 P Network Protection configuration change to restore EC (no interaction with DRNI) Standby GW Standby GW Figure 4A 2 4 Standby GW Active GW X W W 1 6 Network Protection Network Protection DRNI P P 3 5 Network Protection configuration change and NP initiated DRNI configuration change to restore EC Standby GW Active GW Figure 4B
2 Standby GW 4 Active GW X W W 1 6 X Network Protection Network Protection DRNI P 3 5 P Network Protection configuration change and NP initiated DRNI configuration change to restore EC Standby GW Active GW Figure 5A
Network Protection Types • 802.1Q B-VLAN recovery via MSTP/MVRP • 802.1Q TESI protection • G.8031 EC SNCP • G.8032 Ethernet Ring Protection • G.873.1 ODUk SNCP • and more….
B-VLAN Recovery • How to control that active B-VLAN endpoint is moved from node 2 to node 3 for examples in figures 3A, 3B, 4B and 5A? • How to control that DRNI active GW is moved from node 2 to node 3 for examples in figures 4B and 5A?
TESI Protection • How to control that active TESI endpoint is moved from node 2 to node 3 for examples in figures 3A, 3B, 4B and 5A? • How to control that DRNI active GW is moved from node 2 to node 3 for examples in figures 4B and 5A? • How to control that TESI endpoint in node 1 switches from W to P for example in figure 3B?
EC SNC Protection • How to control that active EC SNCP endpoints are moved from node 2 to node 3 for examples in figures 3A, 3B, 4B and 5A? • How to control that DRNI active GW is moved from node 2 to node 3 for examples in figures 4B and 5A? • How to control that EC SNCP endpoint in node 1 switches from W to P for example in figure 3B?