RFC 5286, Basic Specification for IP Fast Reroute¶
Atlas, A., & Zinin, A. (2008). RFC 5286, Basic Specification for IP Fast Reroute: Loop-Free Alternates.
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- Networks and distributed systems. Routing protocols withdraw a failed adjacency and install a precomputed alternative; resolvers move to a secondary nameserver; services answer from cache when the authoritative store is unreachable and mark the answer stale; a system enters read-only mode rather than refusing every request outright.
This sourceSpecifies precomputed loop-free alternate next-hops installed unilaterally on local failure detection, and the advance determination that for some elements no alternate exists at all.
- Networks and distributed systems. Routing protocols withdraw a failed adjacency and install a precomputed alternative; resolvers move to a secondary nameserver; services answer from cache when the authoritative store is unreachable and mark the answer stale; a system enters read-only mode rather than refusing every request outright.
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