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	Title		: The Architecture of an RBridge Solution to TRILL 
	Author(s)	: J. Touch, R. Perlman
	Filename	: draft-touch-trill-rbridge-arch-00.txt
	Pages		: 14
	Date		: 2005-11-22
	
   RBridges are link layer (L2) devices that use routing protocols as a 
   control plane. They combine the link layer ability to allow hosts to 
   reattach without renumbering with network layer routing benefits. 
   RBridges use existing link state routing to provide higher internal
   cross-section bandwidth, faster convergence under reconfiguration, 
   and more robustness to link interruption than an equivalent set of 
   conventional bridges using existing spanning tree forwarding. They 
   are intended to apply to similar L2 network sizes as conventional 
   bridges and are intended to be backward compatible with those bridges 
   as both ingress/egress and transit. They also attempt to retain as 
   much 'plug and play' as is already available in existing bridges. 
   This document proposes the RBridge system as a solution to the TRILL 
   problem. It also defines the RBridge architecture, presents its 
   terminology, and describes its basic components and desired behavior. 
   A separate document specifies the protocols and mechanisms that 
   satisfy the architecture presented herein.  

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