I agree with Yizhou. Don’t know why operators want to configure that way. An 
NVE is either co-located or at external for a server, not per VM base. 
Split-NVE is a special design for co-located case, i.e. offloading. VDP usage 
for an external NVE and split-NVE are the same.

Lucy

From: nvo3 [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Liyizhou
Sent: Wednesday, April 29, 2015 4:39 AM
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Cc: Pat Thaler; [email protected]; nvo3
Subject: Re: [nvo3] proposed liaison text to IEEE 802.1 for VDP extension work

Hi Zhongyu,

Thanks for pointing out you would like to see the VDP extension work in 
previous emails.

For the use case you brought up, I am not too sure why such a scenario is 
required and has not seen any discussions on it. It would be good if consensus 
to be reached on adding such use case to architecture or use case document 
before it is taken into consideration in liaison.

Thanks,
Yizhou


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Subject: 答复: [nvo3] proposed liaison text to IEEE 802.1 for VDP extension work

Hi Yizhou and all,

This is a formal liaison to IEEE, so it should cover all possible extension 
consideration in NVO3.
The following are two more consideration.

Firstly, as you may know, we posted a message: 
http://www.ietf.org/mail-archive/web/nvo3/current/msg04418.html. In it, we 
discussed and concluded it's possible to extend VDP to realize the VN automatic 
provisioning.

Secondly, we wonder if VDP suitable for all the usage scenarios in NVO3, 
especially for the typical Hypervisor/NVE-ToR/NVE scenario, because it is 
different from VDP/EVB architecture (Hypervisor/EVB station - ToR/EVB Bridge). 
For example, when some VMs/VNs reside in Hypervisor/NVE and at the same time 
other VMs/VNs(VMs belong to the same Hypervisor) reside in ToR/NVE, results in 
Hypervisor works as EVB station while working as EVB brige simultaneously. If 
this understanding is right, it’s critical to VDP extension.

Of course, these points are not discussed before in NVO3.
If possible, please take them into account here.

Thanks in advance!

Zhongyu




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[nvo3] proposed liaison text to IEEE 802.1 for VDP extension work





Hi folks,

We are going to send a liaison to IEEE 802.1 to bring their attention to 
ietf-nvo3-hpvr2nve-cp-req draft and to suggest the work to extend VDP protocol 
based on the consensus reached during Dallas meeting.

Chairs asked me to post the proposed text here for your review.

Thanks a lot,

Yizhou


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Liaison Statement: NVO3 Liaison to IEEE 802.1

From: Matthew Bocci and Benson Schliesser
(Co-Chairs, IETF NVO3 Working Group)

To: Glenn Parsons (Chair, IEEE 802.1 Working 
Group)<mailto:[email protected]>

Cc:
Ron Bonica<mailto:[email protected]> (IETF NVO3 Technical Advisor)
Eric Gray<mailto:[email protected]> (IETF Liaison to IEEE 802.1)
Alia Atlas<mailto:[email protected]> (IETF Area Director for NVO3)
Dan Romascanu (IETF Liaison to the IEEE SA)<mailto:[email protected]>
Jari Arkko<mailto:[email protected]> (Chair, IETF)
Pat Thaler<mailto:[email protected]> (Chair, IEEE 802.1 DCB Task Group)
Paul Nickolich (Chair, IEEE 802)<mailto:[email protected]>

Purpose: For action

Attachments: (none)

Body:
Dear Glenn,

The IETF NVO3 Working Group has been developing the requirements for a Control 
Plane Protocol between server Hypervisors and Network Virtual Edge (NVE) 
devices in virtualized overlay networks. The current draft can be found at 
http://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/draft-ietf-nvo3-hpvr2nve-cp-req/.

This requirements document suggests extending the VDP (VSI Discovery and 
Configuration Protocol) protocol specified by IEEE Std 802.1Qbg as a solution. 
We would particularly welcome IEEE 802.1 Working Group’s review of Section 5 of 
the draft. That section compares the conceptually similar terms in NVO3 and the 
VDP context. It also summarizes the potential technical extension work required 
for VDP to be used as the control plane protocol between the hypervisor and NVE.

In view of the progress of this work, we would like to suggest IEEE 802.1 
Working Group to use that draft as a base requirement reference for VDP 
extensions in the aforementioned context. Please note that the status of this 
draft in the IETF, that it is a “Working Group draft”, indicates that the 
Working Group considers it an appropriate starting point but it is still 
subject to change. While a determination has not yet been made that there is 
technical consensus on all the details of the draft, there is consensus on 
basing the Hypervisor to NVE protocol on VDP with appropriate extensions.

Sincerely Yours,

Matthew Bocci & Benson Schliesser
IETF NVO3 Working Group Co-Chairs
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