Segment Routing (SR) Defines Destination Address Prefixes/nodes and Adjacencies on the Network
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Segment routing (SR) defines destination address prefixes/nodes and adjacencies on the network as segments and allocates segment IDs (SIDs) to these segments. Adjacency and prefix/node SIDs are non-sequentially arranged in a segment list to form a forwarding path.
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