Re: [mpls-linux-general] Reserve Bandwidth Problem.. ?

[James R. L. <jl...@mi...>]

I think you mis-understand what is meant by "reserving bandwidth"
when refering to RSVP-TE.

Most RSVP-TE implementation do not propogate bandwidth reservations to the
forwarding plan.  In otherwords, whether the LSP reserves 100Mbps or 10Mbps
I can still send 1000Mbps worth of traffic on the LSP.  There is no shaping
or policing occuring.

The "reserved bandwith" of established LSPs is "score carded" or tallied. The
sum of them is then used as part of RSVP-TEs "admission control", which
will permit or deny a LSPs request for "reserved bandwidth".

Pim's RSVP-TE implementation allows for setting PHB or queuing treatment
for packets that traverse a LSP.  Note that the PHB is only relavant when
there exists multiple LSPs with differing DSCPs.  In otherwords you
will not see any difference in performance between a single statically
configured LSP vesus a single RSVP-TE configured LSP.

On Fri, Jul 02, 2004 at 02:16:48PM +0700, baim wrote:
> Hi.. Pim, Jan, all...
> 
> I had read the documentation of rsvp-te installation from 
> dsmpls.rug.ac.be and successfull installing the packet. 
> But when i run The rsvp like the manual told me :
> 
> ./rsvpd -D at all node and router
> rapirecv_auto at egress
> rtest2 at ingress
> The process seems OK and i got no error message. But since 
> RSVP is used for reserving a bandwidth i wonder how to di 
> that ?
> 
> But i wonder how to reserve a bandwidth... ? 
> Is there any command that i had run... ? or may be i have 
> to install more packet for reserving the bandwidth.. ?
> 
> I hope you not scruple with my question since i am a 
> newbie at this such things.
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