Lately we've been hearing a lot about MPLS. It provides many benefits, including support for IP VPN, traffic engineering, and IP/ATM integration, but is it right for your network?
This chapter excerpt focuses on quality of service (QoS) in traffic engineering, specifically covering the DiffServ architecture and interaction, EXP for packet forwarding, the Modular QoS CLI, and the emerging DiffServ-Aware Traffic Engineering devices. Learn how these can be used to further optimize your network performance.
L2TPv3 tunneling compared to MPLS
ASK THE EXPERTS :What is your opinion on L2TPv3 tunneling compared to MPLS? What are the advantages, and what are the drawbacks? What is your ...
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VPN encryption possibilities
ASK THE EXPERTS :I work as an IT Audit Project Manager and I am running into some confusion on VPN and the actual transmission of data in the ...
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Frame IP
ASK THE EXPERTS :Is there such a thing called Frame IP?
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Does MPLS have any special effect on AD?
ASK THE EXPERTS :I've not had any luck finding anyone who has deployed Active Directory on an MPLS network. Does MPLS have any special effect ...
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State of the market for MPLS
ASK THE EXPERTS :MPLS is now on the market, many of the proposed standards are working, it works at the Inter-op bake-offs, and systems are ...
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