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Title : Requirements for Protecting Control Channels in GMPLS
Author(s) : Y. Kim
Filename : draft-kim-ccamp-cc-protection-04.txt
Pages : 11
Date : 2003-10-28
This document describes base requirements for protecting control
channels(CCs) for GMPLS. It provides guidelines needed in order to
switchover an active CC to one of standby CCs when a failure occurs
about the active CC. It defines terminology, base concepts,
necessities, and considerations that should be noted primarily in
order to complete the mechanism of CC protection. This document
describes requirements for providing resilience capabilities of
control plane in GMPLS whose control channel can be separated from
the data channel. This contribution, as a document that proposes the
necessity about resilience of control plane like that of transport
plane, handles related terminologies, base concepts, possible
configurations, necessities and requirements, additional
considerations including the relationship with other protocol such as
LMP.
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