[rbridge] New shim header proposal---without F-tag field
Russ White
riw at cisco.com
Wed Nov 1 08:34:49 PST 2006
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>> I don't think there is consensus yet that we only need 16 bits
>> for RBridge IDs.
>
> With 16 bits, using 1 bit to indicate unicast, we can have 32K switches.
> According to the current definition of TRILL, there is the need to run
> Djikstra on a database with 32K records, one time for the core instance
> and 32K times for the IRTs. This is clearly out of reach even for the
> most powerful CPU.
?? Perhaps 32k trees is a stretch, but 32k nodes in a tree? I don't
think that's really a stretch on today's processors, from the scaling
work I've seen done in IS-IS.
:-)
Russ
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