[j-nsp] IPv6 multicast -- stuck in spt-pending
Josef Buchsteiner
josefb at juniper.net
Thu Mar 3 02:20:53 EST 2005
DR> Docs say, that spt-pending means "The software has initiated the switch
DR> to the shortest-path tree for this source.". Fact is, that the router
DR> is already on the SPT (=RPT). Fact is too, that it says that it's
DR> waiting for something to happen which already DID happen. This is just
DR> irritation (not just to me, but other Multicast folks who were looking
DR> with me on the same alledged problem).
DR> Can you please replace "spt-pending" with something like "spt=rpt" (or
DR> just the most obvious "spt") for the case SPT=RPT? This would clear
DR> things up and be unambiguos. People think there's something wrong that
DR> the router (looks as if it) got stuck in a state which should be only
DR> very transient.
would spt-is-rp ok for you ?
<...>
>> Since you know now what it means it should not be irritating
>> anymore ;-)
DR> Now _I_ know. Others _will_ waste time on that too. Docs don't describe
DR> what you do describe here.
will be done too
thanks
Josef
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