MPLS Routing Dynamics
draft-ayandeh-mpls-dynamics-00
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Expired Internet-Draft
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Authors | Siamack Ayandeh , Yanhe Fan | ||
Last updated | 1998-03-11 | ||
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IESG | IESG state | Expired | |
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Abstract
This Internet draft outlines how transients in protocols such as OSPF [7] (intra-domain routing) and MPLS LDP [2] can lead to periods of time with loops and other undesirable routing phenomenon. It defines a set of metrics to quantify this dynamic behavior. Quantification of these metrics, using a simulation model, for various local vs. egress label allocation schemes is used as the basis of a comparative analysis. This includes quantifying any incremental impact that MPLS may have once it is introduced into an autonomous IP routing area. The resulting insights would help develop a better understanding of routing dynamics. This includes identifying key nodal and network variables which impact routing dynamics hence guiding MPLS feature selection and IP network design.
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