[j-nsp] Limit on interfaces in bundle

[Adam Vitkovsky]

Hi Cydon,

> From: Cydon Satyr [mailto:cydonsatyr at gmail.com]
> Sent: Friday, October 30, 2015 2:08 PM
>
> Hi Adam,
> As far as I know, P router doesn't base hash on mac-address at all. So in case
> of non L3VPN packet (not 0x4/0x6) it tries to see if its IPv4/IPv6 payload.
> On the other hand egress LSR will use mac-address if it needs to hash l2vpn
> packet over, say LAG link to customer.
> Again correct me if I'm wrong, we haven't really tested this in a while, but I
> believe it is documented.
>
>
It actually is not documented anywhere all it says is Payload (not more explanatory then the "show jnh lb" cmd output)
-well but MPLS Payload can be L3 as well as L2+L3 or just L2(MAC/ISO/FR/ATM) or CEoP/SAToP.
So I guess until someone tests this we can't be sure.


adam


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