Advanced MPLS Design and Implementation

Author: Aower
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: Through detailed analysis of MPLS architecture and operations, deepen the understanding of MPLS technology; design and implement a packet-based MPLS VPN; design and implement an ATM-based MPLS VPN using WAN switching ATMLSR; implement MPLS traffic engineering in the core network and dynamically optimize service flows; implement MPLS QoS, providing solid service guarantees and various services; gain practical experience in designing and implementing MPLS VPN, TE, and QoS through case studies and configuration examples. Multi-Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) is a large-scale, high-performance forwarding technology widely used in service provider and enterprise environments. This book is primarily aimed at network engineers and managers responsible for designing, implementing, and supporting service provider or enterprise MPLS backbone networks. The book elaborates in detail on MPLS technical issues and related protocols, including packet-based MPLS, ATM-based MPLS, MPLS traffic engineering, MPLS QoS, MPLS design, and advanced MPLS architecture. The content covers MPLS theoretical knowledge, MPLS design and configuration, as well as various case studies. This book can serve as a reference guide for designing, implementing, and maintaining MPLS networks. Even if you are not using Cisco equipment, you can learn the design concepts and principles for building large-scale MPLS networks through this book to deepen your understanding of MPLS technology. The book discusses advanced MPLS design and implementation. The entire book includes 10 chapters and 4 appendices, elaborating in detail on MPLS technical issues and related protocols, including packet-based MPLS, ATM-based MPLS, MPLS traffic engineering, MPLS QoS, MPLS design, and advanced MPLS architecture. The content covers MPLS theoretical knowledge, MPLS design and configuration, as well as various case studies. This book can serve as a reference guide for designing, implementing, and maintaining MPLS networks. The book is primarily aimed at engineers and managers responsible for designing, implementing, and maintaining service provider or enterprise MPLS backbone networks.