Fast Restoration of MPLS Label Switched Paths
draft-shew-lsp-restoration-00
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| Author | Stephen Shew | ||
| Last updated | 1999-10-26 | ||
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Abstract
This document describes a mechanism for fast detection of MPLS LSP failure when a link fails and scales to all LSPs affected by the failure. Fast detection enables ingress LERs to quickly recover onto backup LSPs. A performance improvement in the reliability of LSPs is expected. The mechanism described relies on a node and network architecture that integrates L1/L2/L3 technology.
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