>> circuit/path provisioning is an important issue for isps. but it is not
>> ip routing.
>
> Hopefully, we won't preclude the use of routing as an input to more
> automated provisioning.
>
> In addition, things get blurred, admittedly when we talk about things
> we can today, when we start talking about systems of tunnels
> overlaying the actual circuits. Augmented routing protocols may very
> well be the signaling mechanisms for such systems.
if folk want to use is-is to help deliver sushi, cool. but that does
not mean it is our problem.
randy
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