Explicit Route Support in MPLS
draft-davie-mpls-explicit-routes-00
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| Authors | Dr. Bruce S. Davie , Tony Li , Yakov Rekhter , Eric C. Rosen | ||
| Last updated | 1997-11-26 | ||
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Abstract
We define an `explicit route' as a route which is explicitly specified as a sequence of hops rather than being determined solely by conventional routing algorithms on a hop by hop basis. Using the explicit route object proposed for use in RSVP [1] and the ability to bind MPLS labels to RSVP flows [2] we describe how explicit routes may be set up in an MPLS environment. The resulting label switched paths may have associated resource reservations, or may be purely best effort.
Authors
Dr. Bruce S. Davie
Tony Li
Yakov Rekhter
Eric C. Rosen
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