Requirements for Policy Enabled MPLS
draft-wright-policy-mpls-04
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| Authors | Steve Wright , Shai Herzog , Robert Jaeger | ||
| Last updated | 2000-03-09 | ||
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Abstract
This memo provides a brief overview of MPLS networks and policy- based network architectures. It proposes that MPLS networks be Policy-Enabled in order to facilitate easier administration. To facilitate further discussion, an Intra-net example of a policy- based MPLS network architecture is described. Example policies applicable to the MPLS network are discussed. A scenario of operation example is provided to illustrate some of the dynamics associated with Policy-Enabled MPLS networks.
Authors
Steve Wright
Shai Herzog
Robert Jaeger
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