TRILL

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TRILL (Transparent Interconnection of Lots of Links) is an IETF standard for scalable, loop-free Layer 2 multipathing in data center and enterprise networks, combining aspects of bridging and routing.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf IETF standard
networking protocol
abbreviation TRILL
addressesProblem Spanning Tree Protocol limitations
inefficient use of redundant links
slow convergence in Layer 2 networks
alsoKnownAs RBridge protocol NERFINISHED
category Layer 2 multipathing technology
data center networking technology
combinesAspectsOf bridging
routing
defines TRILL header
designedFor large-scale Ethernet networks
encapsulates Ethernet frames
forwardingDecisionBasedOn nicknames
forwardingElement Routing Bridge NERFINISHED
fullName Transparent Interconnection of Lots of Links NERFINISHED
goal eliminate Layer 2 loops
improve scalability of Layer 2 networks
support large Ethernet fabrics
initialSpecificationYear 2011
introduces RBridge NERFINISHED
layer Layer 2
operatesIn data center networks
enterprise networks
prevents forwarding loops
provides loop-free Layer 2 multipathing
relatedTo FabricPath NERFINISHED
Shortest Path Bridging NERFINISHED
Spanning Tree Protocol NERFINISHED
RFC RFC 6325 NERFINISHED
standardizedBy Internet Engineering Task Force
surface form: IETF
supports VLANs
backward compatibility with existing Ethernet
broadcast traffic optimization
equal-cost multipath
incremental deployment
multi-destination traffic optimization
multi-path forwarding
multicast traffic optimization
shortest path forwarding
unicast traffic optimization
topologyDiscovery link-state database
uses IS-IS routing protocol
hop count in TRILL header
link-state routing
usesControlPlane IS-IS NERFINISHED
usesDataPlane TRILL-encapsulated Ethernet
workingGroup IETF TRILL Working Group NERFINISHED

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