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Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) is an advanced forwarding scheme, which allows the network to achieve the benefits provided by Traffic Engineering (TE) techniques. The establishment of an end-to-end LSP between two IP/MPLS networks interconnected through an ATM backbone is still an open issue. This paper focuses in an MPLS-ATM environment, and addresses the problem of providing a fast LSP establishment, with certain QoS (Bandwidth guarantee), between two MPLS subnetworks interconnected through an ATM backbone. The Private Network to network Interface (PNNI) is used in ATM backbone as a routing and signaling protocol. In order to achieve the paper objectives, new PNNI elements are defined and evaluated. | Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) is an advanced forwarding scheme, which allows the network to achieve the benefits provided by Traffic Engineering (TE) techniques. The establishment of an end-to-end LSP between two IP/MPLS networks interconnected through an ATM backbone is still an open issue. This paper focuses in an MPLS-ATM environment, and addresses the problem of providing a fast LSP establishment, with certain QoS (Bandwidth guarantee), between two MPLS subnetworks interconnected through an ATM backbone. The Private Network to network Interface (PNNI) is used in ATM backbone as a routing and signaling protocol. In order to achieve the paper objectives, new PNNI elements are defined and evaluated. | ||
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Abstract
Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) is an advanced forwarding scheme, which allows the network to achieve the benefits provided by Traffic Engineering (TE) techniques. The establishment of an end-to-end LSP between two IP/MPLS networks interconnected through an ATM backbone is still an open issue. This paper focuses in an MPLS-ATM environment, and addresses the problem of providing a fast LSP establishment, with certain QoS (Bandwidth guarantee), between two MPLS subnetworks interconnected through an ATM backbone. The Private Network to network Interface (PNNI) is used in ATM backbone as a routing and signaling protocol. In order to achieve the paper objectives, new PNNI elements are defined and evaluated.
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Published on 01/01/2007
Volume 2007, 2007
DOI: 10.1007/3-540-45859-x_21
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