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messages among the PE routers participating in VPLS to flush the FDBs of the VPLS instance(s) when necessary It works in a similar (but not exactly the same) manner as the use of TCNs in STP to flush the FDBs of Ethernet switches The purpose of using an LDP Address Withdraw message to initiate the MAC-flush action in the VPLS instance(s) for forwarding topology changes is to improve the convergence time and to reduce the amount of traffic being blackholed The VPLS service is used mostly by service providers and large enterprise users to deploy scaled, geographically separated Layer 2 Ethernet bridged networks.

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The FDB of a VSI can be significantly larger than the MAC table of a regular Ethernet switch, although they perform a similar bridging function: Each Bridge Port in the VSI (SAP, spoke-pseudowire, or group of mesh-pseudowires) may be associated with hundreds, thousands, or more customer MAC addresses Therefore, it is important to implement a fault-triggered MAC-flush mechanism for all possible failure scenarios, to minimize the amount of blackholed traffic and to improve convergence performance The MAC-flush options in VPLS are more complicated than in a regular bridged Ethernet LAN, in which only the TCN is sent when a topology change affects the active forwarding infrastructure There are basically two types of MAC-flushes in a VPLS network: flush-all-from-me and flush-all-but-me They are each triggered by different forwarding topology change events, and they are also propagated differently through the core VPLS network.

both of which are looser than the TUB. To nd the TUB on the average BEP for TCM transmitted over the fading channel, we simply substitute in (13.44) the expressions found in Section 13.1.2.1 or 13.1.2.2 for the pairwise error probability corresponding to the cases of perfectly known CSI or unknown CSI, respectively. We now present the speci c results for the two cases of CSI knowledge.

Briefly, a flush-all-from-me message should be used to indicate a local failure (a SAP or spoke-pseudowire is down, similar to an edge port down in an Ethernet network) The sending router uses this message to tell peering PE routers to unlearn the MAC addresses from the sending router, so that they do not blackhole the traffic with destination MAC addresses learned behind the failed Bridge Port On the other hand, flush-all-but-me is much like the TCN in STP: The newly active core-facing Bridge Port uses it to announce a forwarding infrastructure change A typical scenario is that when a spoke-pseudowire formally blocked by the STP is put into the forwarding state (or unblocked), a flush-all-but-me message is sent to the peering PE router to which the pseudowire is connected Table 151 compares the two different types of MAC-flush..