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Re: convergence and undoing changes
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Mark Burgess |
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Re: convergence and undoing changes |
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Sat, 19 Nov 2005 09:33:16 +0100 |
> The key here is that for reversions to be effective, they must stay
> in the configuration until it is absolutely sure that all stations
> have applied them. In a very large network, one is likely never
> sure, so one can *never* remove the reversions. This is the principle
> of observability:
> Once one manages a thing, one must continue to manage that
> thing in perpetuity.
This is true.
Re: convergence and undoing changes, Ed Brown, 2005/11/18
RE: convergence and undoing changes, Zeev Fisher, 2005/11/19