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Index
Foreword Introduction Chapter 1. Understanding Traffic Engineering with MPLS
Basic Networking Concepts
TDM Statistical Multiplexing
What Is Traffic Engineering? Traffic Engineering Before MPLS
The Fish Problem
Enter MPLS
Decoupling Routing and Forwarding Better Integration of the IP and ATM Worlds Building Services with MPLS What MPLS TE Is Not
Using MPLS TE in Real Life Summary
Chapter 2. MPLS Forwarding Basics
MPLS Terminology Forwarding Fundamentals
What Is a Label? Control Plane Versus Data Plane Classification Control Planes in an MPLS Network Forwarding Mechanics Label Distribution Concepts
Label Distribution Protocol
LDP PDU Header LDP Message Format LDP's Major Functions Loop Detection
Label Distribution Protocol Configuration
Configuring CEF Configuring MPLS Forwarding Globally Interface-Level Configuration Configuring Session Attributes
Summary
Chapter 3. Information Distribution
MPLS Traffic Engineering Configuration What Information Is Distributed
Available Bandwidth Information Tunnel Priority Attribute Flags Administrative Weight
When Information Is Distributed
Flood Significant Changes Immediately Flood Insignificant Changes Periodically, But More Often Than the IGP Refresh Interval If a Change That Has Not Yet Been Flooded Is Known to Cause an Error, Flood Immediately
How Information Is Distributed
MPLS Traffic Engineering in OSPF MPLS Traffic Engineering Flooding in IS-IS
Summary
Chapter 4. Path Calculation and Setup
How SPF Works How CSPF Works
Tiebreakers in CSPF Other Things That Influence CSPF CSPF Knobs
Tunnel Reoptimization
Periodic Reoptimization Manual Reoptimization Event-Driven Reoptimization Lockdown
Resource Reservation Protocol (RSVP)
RSVP Basics RSVP Packets RSVP Operation RSVP in the Real World
Interarea Tunnels
IGP Terminology What Interarea Tunnels Can Do How Interarea Tunnels Work What Interarea Tunnels Cannot Do
Link Manager
show mpls traffic-eng link-management admission-control Command show mpls traffic-eng link-management advertisements Command show mpls traffic-eng link-management bandwidth-allocation Command show mpls traffic-eng link-management igp-neighbors Command show mpls traffic-eng link-management interfaces Command show mpls traffic-eng link-management statistics Command show mpls traffic-eng link-management summary Command
Summary
Chapter 5. Forwarding Traffic Down Tunnels
Forwarding Traffic Down Tunnels Using Static Routes Forwarding Traffic Down Tunnels with Policy-Based Routing Forwarding Traffic Down Tunnels with Autoroute Load Sharing
Equal-Cost Load Sharing Unequal-Cost Load Sharing How to Play with the TE Tunnel Metric
Forwarding Adjacency Automatic Bandwidth Adjustment
How Auto Bandwidth Works Auto Bandwidth Configuration Auto Bandwidth Operation
Summary
Chapter 6. Quality of Service with MPLS TE
The DiffServ Architecture
Classification Policing Marking Queuing Dropping
A Quick MQC Review
Configuring a Class Map Configuring a Policy Map Configuring a Service Policy
DiffServ and IP Packets DiffServ and MPLS Packets Label Stack Treatment
ip2mpls mpls2mpls mpls2ip EXP and DSCP Are Independent Per-Hop Behaviors in the ip2mpls and mpls2ip Cases
Tunnel Modes
Uniform Mode Short-Pipe Mode Pipe Mode
DiffServ-Aware Traffic Engineering (DS-TE)
Configuring DS-TE
Forwarding DS-TE Traffic Down a Tunnel Summary
Chapter 7. Protection and Restoration
The Need for Fast Reroute What Is Protection? Types of Protection
Path Protection Local Protection Link Versus Node Protection
Link Protection
Prefailure Configuration Failure Detection Connectivity Restoration Post-Failure Signalling Link Protection Configuration Summary
Node Protection
Similarities Between Link Protection and Node Protection Differences Between Link Protection and Node Protection
Advanced Protection Issues
Multiple Backup Tunnels Backup Bandwidth Reservation Backup Tunnel Selection Summary Promotion Configuring Multiple Backup Tunnels to Multiple NNHops
Summary
Chapter 8. MPLS TE Management
MPLS LSR MIB
Interface Configuration Table (mplsInterfaceConfTable) Interface Performance Table (mplsInterfacePerfTable) InSegment Table (mplsInSegmentTable) InSegment Performance Table (mplsInSegmentPerfTable) OutSegment Table (mplsOutSegmentTable) OutSegment Performance Table (mplsOutSegmentPerfTable) Cross-Connect Table (mplsXCTable)
MPLS TE MIB
mplsTunnelTable mplsTunnelHopTable mplsTunnelResourceTable
Summary
Chapter 9. Network Design with MPLS TE
Sample Network for Case Studies Different Types of TE Design Tactical TE Design
When You Decide to Build TE LSPs Where You Put TE LSPs When to Remove Your Tactical TE Tunnels Useful TE Features for Tactical TE
Online Strategic TE Design
LSP Scalability Other Growth Factors
Offline Strategic TE Design
Packing Problem Using an Offline Tool for LSP Placement
Protection Scalability
Link Protection Node Protection Path Protection Actual Data for Determining Scalability
Forwarding Adjacency Scalability Summary
Chapter 10. MPLS TE Deployment Tips
Bandwidth and Delay Measurements
NetFlow Traffic Matrix Statistics Using TE Tunnels for Traffic Measurement Service Assurance Agent
Fine-Tuning MPLS TE Parameters
Headend Configuration Knobs Midpoint Configuration Knobs
Migrating IS-IS from Narrow to Wide Metrics
Moving from Narrow to Wide Metrics in Two Steps Moving from Narrow to Wide Metrics in Three Steps
TE and Multicast Tunnel Identification Schemes Combining MPLS TE with MPLS VPNs
A TE Tunnel Per VRF LDP on a Tunnel Interface
Deployment Possibilities
Applications of Tactical TE TE for Protection TE for Unequal-Cost One-Hop Load Balancing
Summary
Chapter 11. Troubleshooting MPLS TE
Common Configuration Mistakes
Common Configuration on All MPLS TE Routers Headend Configuration
Tools for Troubleshooting MPLS TE Problems Finding the Root Cause of the Problem
Tunnel-Down Problems Tunnel-Up Problems
Summary
Appendix A. MPLS TE Command Index Appendix B. CCO and Other References
Index
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