7 May
2020
7 May
'20
10:26 p.m.
Paul Koning <paulkoning at comcast.net> wrote:
I include the executor in active nodes, and that's generally what I've seen others
do.
That's what VMS does, and it follows the rule of "executor is always reported
first", and also includes additional data for the executor (identification, active
links, state).
"adjacent nodes" isn't defined on
non-routing nodes
the only adjacency they have is the designated router
Is that really true? Suppose an end node had multiple circuits - it's true that it
can't route between nodes on different circuits, but that node can still access all
those circuits, right? Or is an end node effectively limited to one circuit only?
Bob