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On Nov 9, 2004, at 4:35 PM, Nurit Sprecher wrote:

> I have some questions about the BFD's draft on BFD for MPLS LSPs.
> 	1.  	I think that this should be an MPLS work. It is a specific 
> mechanism for the MPLS.
	
	It was decided to do it in BFD. I don't think it matters
much where it is done.
	
> 	2.  	It looks like being companion to the ITU-T OAM mechanism defined 
> for the MPLS.

	Which ITU OAM mechanism are you referring to?

> Is it? What is the attitude of the MPLS guys for this draft?

	Which "MPLS guys" are you referring to?

> 	3.  	What is the status of this draft? (there was no BFD session this 
> week).
	
	It is almost ready for last call. There are some security
concerns with the  baseline BFD draft, so we are waiting
to make changes to align with any changes there.

> 	4.  	Is it compliant to the requirements for the MPLS OAM?

	Yes, I think so. Many of the same authors worked on both.

> 	5.  	Is it a reasonable solution?

	I think so. 8)

	--Tom


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