[c-nsp] TE design guidance
Justin Shore
justin at justinshore.com
Tue Aug 7 23:09:26 EDT 2007
Oliver Boehmer (oboehmer) wrote:
> Well, it really depends on how you want A and B to route the traffic to
> C and D. Guess you need to build a full mesh of tunnels (i.e. A-C, A-D,
> B-C, B-D, and reverse), and you use a dynamic path option, the tunnels
> should follow the shortest IGP path through your network. Then you use
> autoroute to steer the traffic over the tunnels, and enable LDP on the
> tunnel if you need to send tagged traffic over them.
>
>
> Guess you really need to figure out how the traffic between the pops
> should be distributed along the paths, and configure the tunnels
> accordingly. If you can't use dynamic, a loose-hop explicit path can
> also achieve the desired results.
Many thanks to Oli and Richard. I think I need to put a little more
time into planning this particular deployment out. I don't think I have
all the details ironed out yet.
Thanks again
Justin
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