Simplified Provisioning of RSVP-TE Signaled LSPs with Nokia SROS
This post will demonstrate some RSVP-TE LSP concepts using Nokia SROS. It will start off with the basic method of establishing a RSVP-TE Signaled LSP […]
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This post will demonstrate some RSVP-TE LSP concepts using Nokia SROS. It will start off with the basic method of establishing a RSVP-TE Signaled LSP […]
Read moreCarrier of Carriers or Carrier supporting Carrier is a hierarchical construct to allow a network provider to provide MPLS connectivity with relatively low complexity. While […]
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Read moreWhile it’s not a new feature for SROS, the introduction of transactional configurations with SROS was not a day one feature (unlike JunOS), so it […]
Read moreThis post is about how you can use BGP to augment your network edge protection. Specifically BGP Flow spec can be used to dynamically add […]
Read moreNokia SROS supports the use of AAA for a range of tasks, some of the more interesting and complicated are related to subscriber management when […]
Read moreToday’s post is a simple 3 router topology based on a true story when route aggregation didn’t appear to working as expected at first glance […]
Read moreSo I’m playing with eve-ng and have decided to work on a Layer 2 scenario and a few problems with my emulation environment came up […]
Read moreAfter a lack of updates, its’ time for a new blog post – this post is about linux networking particularly using active-backup bond interfaces for […]
Read moreFollowing on the the initial concept for using ExaBGP in part 1 we will kick it up a notch and inject a replica BGP full […]
Read moreExaBGP is a programatic tool that can be used to talk to other systems using BGP. There are quite a few cool applications available such […]
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