If we have the following figure:
R1-R2-R3-R4 where R1 to R4 are unicast routers.
R1 is sending packets to R4. If R4 goes down, when R1 will detect this??
Before sending packets or after?
hi all,
I am reading RFC 2386
I didnt find any difference between QoS-Based routing TE ??
The same ideas are repeated in TE and QoS-Based routing , will anybody explain
to me the difference please.
Thanx
Hollenbeck, Scott wrote:
Has anyone else noticed that all of the links to the various
What are the differences between Traffic Engineering and QoS ??
Arent we using TE to ensure Qos ??
thanx
Hello,
1- Is the 2 attributs in MBGP are additional attributes in the update
message of a BGP update message or it is just another type of update
messages.
If it is not a new message, and those are just two additionnal
attributes then what should be the meaning of the unfeasible routes
field and
Hello,
First the CBT protocol was created to use shared tree solutions because
DVMRP and the other dense mode protocols werent scalable. there were
many problems with CBT (which is bidirectional) so PIM-SM was cretaed
which provide some switching (between shared tree and source tree). and
after
Hello,
are you suggesting that there is no multicast problem :-)
and that is the ordinary unicast problems related to ressource reservation
and by expanding the capacity of servers and also of the link bandwidth that
problem will be solved. :-)
thanx
Masataka Ohta wrote:
Ali;
Hello,
Masataka Ohta wrote:
are you suggesting that there is no multicast problem :-)
There is none remaining.
Well, what about scalability, and the interoperability with the underlying unicast
protocols. and what about the interdomain multicast???
I'm saying it was simple and easy to solve the
juste test please discard
just testing
hello
is MPLS is just using for the unicast , and if there is anything for the
multicast
where can I find something related
thanx
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