[j-nsp] RSVP aggressive preemption and soft preemption

Hi list, I'm out of date and looking to get an feel for the current practice regarding RSVP aggressive preemption in a network with a lot of aggregated links (LAGs). Is this still the thing to do? Does this work safely, or even work as expected, in conjunction with 'soft preemption'? And is

[j-nsp] Link aggregation and RSVP

Hi all, The subject is using link aggregation with RSVP. Or just generally the subject of how best to handle multiple parallel links between adjacent routers in a MPLS network. I'm hoping the list can provide guidance on the best practise for this, or point me to useful material. The context

Re: [j-nsp] Ethernet router suggestion required

Samit wrote: Hi list, I am looking for a L2/L3 capable ethernet router with 20Gig ports in my core, that should do full bgp feeds from multiple upstreams w/ , IPv6 and multicast routing, MPLS and 4byte Asn in future. I am currently looking into 4 products from 4 vendor. 1. Extreme BD 1280xR 2.

[j-nsp] MX vs. 7600 experience?

Hi, We're looking at both the MX and 7600 platforms for our MPLS needs and I was interested in hearing feedback from people about their experiences - both positive and negative - with either platforms. Whatever is selected will be used both as Ps and PEs w/ all 10GE on the core side. This is