WANDL is by far the best and ahead of everyone else.
You can enter text file configs for:
routers
trunks [physical links]
LSPs [tunnels]
Traffic Demands [how much traffic the LSPs use]
It uses a java interface or a text interface, and is very east to
use, and shows you all kinds of really cool reports, along w/ a
very sexy graphical interface.
-alan
Thus spake Ian Quinn (IanQ@Interconnect.co.nz)
on or about Fri, Jul 30, 1999 at 08:05:37AM +1200:
>
> I was wondering if anyone was using or had found any "good" tools to model
> traffic on an MPLS network. We're especially interested in being able to
> model LSP's with different bandwidth and CoS requirements over a physical
> infrastructure, and come up with an optimal offline solution for some or all
> of the paths. Being able to also look at what-if scenario's (eg secondary
> paths and behaviour when physical infrastructure fails) and being
> "Juniper-friendly" would be a bonus!
>
> Maybe it's a little early in the piece for this but any ideas, pointers or
> experiences would be gratefully received. This may be a little off-topic -
> apologies if it is.
>
> Many thanks.
>
>
> Regards
>
> Ian Quinn
> InterConnect Ltd
>
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