Re: [mpls-linux-general] Label stacking example
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From: Birger <bto...@ex...> - 2004-10-20 13:35:13
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Hello James,
Am Mittwoch, den 20.10.2004, 08:26 -0500 schrieb James R. Leu:
> I haven't implemented all of the command line args in the new "mpls" pr=
ogram
> yet. So for now you will have to use mplsadm2 to do label stacking:
[...]
Many thanks for the elaborate example.
>=20
> Any questions? ;-)
Sure ;-)
-> Why do I need IP *at all* on the intermediate nodes? =20
("maplsadm2 .... :eth1:A.B.C.D")
This bothered my as well for the simple example (without label
stacking). When thinking of smart LERs and dumb LSRs, IP-based FECs
should be needed at the borders only (e.g. R1 will have an entry towards
the IP adress of R4, the right border node, not towards R2). I know
many MPLS networks use IP in the core to find best paths, i.e. using
OSPF-TE and the like, but can we as well build MPLS-only, non-IP cores
with mpls-linux?=20
Regards,
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Birger T=F6dtmann
Technik der Rechnernetze, Institut f=FCr Experimentelle Mathematik und I=
nstitut=20
f=FCr Informatik und Wirtschaftsinformatik, Universit=E4t Duisburg-Essen=
, Campus Essen
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