Information model for G.709 Optical Transport Network (OTN) draft-bccg-ccamp-otn-g709-info-model-01 CCAMP WG, IETF 78 th Maastricht.

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Information model for G.709 Optical Transport Network (OTN) draft-bccg-ccamp-otn-g709-info-model-01 CCAMP WG, IETF 78 th Maastricht

Agenda Target of the draft Basic concept in the document Next steps

Target [OTN-FRW] provides a list of requirements This draft provides information needed from routing prospective to match with these requirements, analyzing how actual IETF constructs can help the implementation of these requirement and what is missing to improve LSA format efficiency.

Basic concepts in the document (1) Tributary Slot type : ITU-T defined two types of TS. This information is needed for bandwidth accounting and is not currently provided by the OSPF- TE. LSA efficiency considerations [RFC4203] permits advertising single ISCD for signal type (e.g. min LSP Bw= max LSP BW for any ODU containers) This solution implies to advertise a huge number of ISCDs Efficiency can be improved compressing the advertisement (e.g. min LSP = ODU0 max LSP = ODU4 ) but losing information about what is actually supported in the hierarchy No implicit hierarchy like SDH/Sonet Presence of flexible containers: is ODUflex supported or not? Maximum LSP BW advertisement: is currently advertised in the common part of ISCD for every priority  only needed for ODUflex in OTN Unreserved BW : for TDM not useful to advertise BW with 32 bits to indicate floating point BW It is enough to have an integer representing number of Tributary Slots or number of containers A more optimized solution is required for providing the needed bandwidth accounting information, without proliferation of the number of ISCDs advertised

Basic concepts in the document (2) Bandwidth spatial allocation  Unreserved resources advertisement per priority and per signal type Minimizes the number of crank-backs when restoring a high number of LSPs [RFC4203] permits advertising unreserved resource per priority but this is not enough to provide the exact spatial allocation in case of bundling. How many ODU3 service connections can be supported ? 1 or 2 ? AB 32 TS 24 TS Example: TE link bundling = 3-OTU3 – ODU2 (8TS), ODU3(32TS) signal type supported 16 TS allocated, Max LSP BW = 32 TS – Unreserved BW = ( ) = 80 TS Number of ODU3 connection  80/32 = 2 this is not the reality of BW allocation

ODU 3 ODU2 ODU1 ODU2 ODU1 Unres bandwidth= 9 x 2.5Gbs= 22.5 Gbs Is it possible to set up 2 ODU2(2x10Gbs)? NO Example of single component link

Basic concepts in the document (3) Separate advertisement of bandwidth available at lambda granularity from the bandwidth available at sub-lambda granularity The ability to distinguish between link rate capacity and link multiplexing capacity is one of the requirements in [OTN-FWK]. How a service (e.g., ODU connection service) is transported within an operator transport network is governed by operator policy. I.e., whether to support this connection service by: Dedicating an entire lambda capacity Leveraging sub-lambda multiplexing capability to transport the service [RFC4203] could achieve this distinction by advertising different ISCDs for (entire) lambda and sub-lambda, respectively A more optimized solution is required for providing this information, without proliferation of the number of ISCDs advertised

Next steps Collect comments/suggestions coming from the meeting Refining the draft based on feedback and possible further requirement coming from G.709 and related work New draft after the meeting

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