Bruno, > Waiting some more details, as per you below email, the IS-IS receiver does > have a queue, sometimes dedicated to IS-IS, but in general relatively > dedicated to very important and time sensitive traffic to the control plane. > Details are indeed implementation specific. But in general, this queue is > designed to protect the IS-IS traffic from lower priority traffic, e.g. > burstyBGP.. So can we assume that the receiver have (or at least may have) > such a queue, and work with this?
That would be ideal, but probably not realistic. Not all implementations are going to have separate queues for BGP and IS-IS. IMHO, that’s a very good thing, of course, but not all merchant silicon is quite that sophisticated. Yet. And it takes years to change, so it’s best that we proceed without. Tony
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