RE: [mpls-linux-general] How works MPLS-Linux?
Status: Beta
Brought to you by:
jleu
From: Sanjeev C. <Sa...@co...> - 2002-01-17 21:54:08
|
Hi Dani, - First of all, is there more documentation about mpls-linux than the documentation that comes with the package? > I am not aware of any other documentation for this project other than what comes with the package. The mailing-list archive would be a useful resource to get a better understanding. Also, we can hope someday there will be an MLDP(Mpls for Linux Documentation Project) similar in lines with Linux Documentation Project. You may refer to http://65.184.3.77/mpls/mpls.html <http://65.184.3.77/mpls/mpls.html> for netlink introduction. - mplsadm is the utility to make LSPs between hosts, and it has an option that prints debug messages, but I'm trying to measure the speed, delays, etc. so, is there any option in mplsadm that can I use to make it? or Do I have to make a program or modify mplsadm.c to measure it? Does exists other methods to measure it? > There is no option in mplsadm to measure the throughput/delay or atleast I'm not aware of. You may transfer (ftp) a file and get the transfer rate with and without mpls being enabled. - is there any special option in mplsadm to send data packages in order to see how it works? Do I have to use ping or is there any special command in mplsadm to do it? > mplsadm doesn't generate data packets for testing. You will have to generate ip packets (eg., using ping, etc) - How can I see the routing tables with the label bindings? Is there any special file where this info is saved? > James described this in his last few mails in the mailing-list. Please look at them. Sorry for this kind of questions but I have just began to use it and I don't know how it works. Thanks in advance! Dani Hope this helps, Sanjeev. |