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Juniper, Multiprotocol Label Switching, Networking, Resource Reservation Protocol, Resource Reservation Protocol, Service Provider

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Introduction In the last few posts we have created a primary and secondary label switched path (LSP) through our Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) core with traffic switching over to the secondary in the event of a primary failure.  However, this takes time and this will not work for traffic that is considered critical and if…

Juniper, Multiprotocol Label Switching, Networking, Resource Reservation Protocol, Service Provider

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Introduction In the last post (Juniper Static Label Switched Paths (Part 1)), we took our MPLS core from the posts Simple Juniper MPLS Core w/ L3VPN (Part 1) and Simple Juniper MPLS Core w/ L3VPN (Part 2) and expanded it to add Label Switched Paths in the MPLS core to perform deterministic pathing for our…

Juniper, Multiprotocol Label Switching, Networking, Service Provider

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Introduction Label Switched Paths (LSP) are signaled paths in MPLS that allow you designate criteria of how a traffic from one provider edge router traverses the MPLS core to another provider edge router.  These criteria could be something as simple as explicit hops that must be taken or it can be based off of more…