From: Choudhury, Gagan L, ALABS (gchoudhuryATT.COM)
Date: Thu Apr 03 2003 - 09:59:04 CST

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Krishna,
   Throttling adjacencies does reduce congestion but as you point out
it may also increase convergence time. However, the number of adjacencies
being brought up, "n" is an adjustable parameter. If it is felt that the
routers are very fast and faster convergence is the main objective then
"n" may be made large. On the other hand if the main objective is
to reduce congestion during the simultaneous database synchronization
process then a smaller value of "n" may be used. Regarding which adjacencies
to bring up in which order, a priority list may be used.

                Gagan

-----Original Message-----
From: Krishna Rao [mailto:ospf_queryREDIFFMAIL.COM]
Sent: Thursday, April 03, 2003 7:39 AM
To: OSPFDISCUSS.MICROSOFT.COM
Subject: Re: I-D ACTION:draft-ietf-ospf-scalability-03.txt

Hi,
The proposal made to "throttle adjacencies" in the draft,
won't affect convergence time ??
What's the criteria to decide which adjacency are
to be formed and which ones to defer??

thanks,
krishna

On Wed, 02 Apr 2003 Choudhury, Gagan L, ALABS wrote :
>Hi All,
> Here is a highlight of changes on the attached draft:
>
>1. The draft is in the BCP track.
>
>2. The length of the title is significantly reduced.
>
>3. "Explicit Marking" of OSPF packets is not advocated in the
>main body of
> the draft. A short discussion on that is included in
>Appendix C. The title is
> also changed to reflect that fact.
>
>4. Discussions on the simulation study and detailed discussion on
>the causes for
> generation of LSA storm and its impact are moved to the
>appendix.
>
>5. Now the main body of the draft is short and mainly
>concentrates on implementation.
> Also, all proposals are made fairly explicit.
> Whenever a parameter is involved in a proposal, an example
>value is also given.
>
>6. Two proposals are included based on "implicit congestion
>detection", i.e.,
> without requiring any changes in protocol bits on the wire.
>The first one is
> an exponential backoff of the LSA retransmission interval
>based
> on the number of times a particular LSA has to be
>retransmitted. The
> second one is throttling the rate of sending LSAs towards a
>node if the
> number of unacknowledged LSAs from that node exceeds a
>threshold. Another
> proposal is also included on limiting the maximum number of
>adjacencies
> to be brought up simultaneously.
>
> Gagan Choudhury
>
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> Title : Prioritized Treatment of Specific OSPF
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> Author(s) : G. Choudhury et al.
> Filename : draft-ietf-ospf-scalability-03.txt
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> Date : 2003-4-1
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