[c-nsp] Seamless MPLS interacting with flat LDP domains
Mark Tinka
mark.tinka at seacom.mu
Thu May 2 05:48:30 EDT 2019
On 2/May/19 11:33, Radu-Adrian FEURDEAN wrote:
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> Just talk about converting DC to MPLS and you will start having other kind of problems.
> IMHO, if DCs didn't massively adopt MPLS is because lack of training and what I call "end-user mentality". In lots of cases you are dealing with people that when you say "MPLS" they understand "site-to-site L3VPN using some magic technology" (that they don't understand). Others do understand some tiny bits but see it as a "carrier technology". And there's enough of them so that manufacturers take their opinion in consideration. Result => VXLAN.
> Those being said, there are DCs that managed to go the MPLS way, but it looks more like an exception rater than the rule. Unfortunately.
When exchange points started using it (VPLS) to operate the member
fabric, you know it was downhill from there :-).
And that was way before all this Cloud/DCI/VXLAN/SDN/SD-WAN monstrosity
our industry finds itself in :-).
Mark.
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