: MPLS Simulator for Windows
2005-04-01 14:06:28 GMT
Hi all, Is there any MPLS simulator available for windows ??? Thanks Tahir __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Make Yahoo! your home page http://www.yahoo.com/r/hs
Hi all, Is there any MPLS simulator available for windows ??? Thanks Tahir __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Make Yahoo! your home page http://www.yahoo.com/r/hs
Good Day . I've configured the PE100 - P - PE 200 Ethernet over MPLS (VLAN). Well its running smoothly. (credit to those engineer from previous email) The only problem, is the CE. I'm using two notebook for both ends. CE 100 and CE 200. The network topology : PC ( CE100 ) --- Switch ---7200 Cisco VXR(New IOS)PE100 -- P (Cisco 7200 ) -- PE 200( 7200 Cisco)--switch -- PC(Ce200) There is only one switch actually. What should i configure for both PC . I would like to test tranfering file between those CE and trace route between CE 100 to CE 200 . Thanks . regards Irwan -Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia(Continue reading)
Hi,
I want to know your opinion regarding running MPLS from multi-vendors, is it practical? I mean the PE from vendor and the P from other vendor or mix of PEs and Ps from different vendors? Specially, in NGN environment where no doubt about TE, QoS, L2VPN & multicasting.
I am afraid about this because I think any of these technologies still draft in IETF and there are different philosophies from different vendors.
Do you know any case which successful or failed? Any white paper? What is the possible risk?
Br,
Thamir Alhammad
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Thanks Padmini for your prompt replay,
But what services you are running? Any NGN?
Do you have mix of PEs? Or mix of Ps (mix in the core)?
Br,
Thamir
From: vishwanathan mv [mailto:cheerfulmvp <at> yahoo.com]
Sent: Monday, April 04, 2005 6:09
AM
To: Thamir M.Al Hammad
Subject: Re: [MPLS-OPS]:
Multi-vendor in MPLS domain
Yes of course its practical. We in India very much have this kind of configuration and things work fine provided you find the compatible routers.
- Padmini
"Thamir M.Al
Hammad" <thammad <at> stc.com.sa> wrote:
Hi,
I want to know your opinion regarding running MPLS from multi-vendors, is it practical? I mean the PE from vendor and the P from other vendor or mix of PEs and Ps from different vendors? Specially, in NGN environment where no doubt about TE, QoS, L2VPN & multicasting.
I am afraid about this because I think any of these technologies still draft in IETF and there are different philosophies from different vendors.
Do you know any case which successful or failed? Any white paper? What is the possible risk?
Br,
Thamir Alhammad
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Hi,
I want to know your opinion regarding running MPLS from multi-vendors, is it practical? I mean the PE from vendor and the P from other vendor or mix of PEs and Ps from different vendors? Specially, in NGN environment where no doubt about TE, QoS, L2VPN & multicasting.
I am afraid about this because I think any of these technologies still draft in IETF and there are different philosophies from different vendors.
Do you know any case which successful or failed? Any white paper? What is the possible risk?
Br,
Thamir Alhammad
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Thamir
The point U are raising is so broad that it could not be answered in one msg
.
Their is many event where interoperaility for certain function are being
tested , search the internet for "Interoperability X Y " where X and Y are
the manufacturer U are interested in .
Divide the problem :
A) For P Interoperability
Area : LDP , IGP (IS-IS or OSPF) , MPLS-TE , FRR, ...etc .
Study each area (it need some lab test )
B) For PE Interoperability
Area : BGP , MP-BGP , BGP/MPLS VPN , Psuedowire Service ,VPLS ...etc .
Study each area ((it need some lab test ) .
C) Tool modification for OAM ,Training OPS team
This is one area which normally a stop/block the deployment of new
type of box as the initial
capex is quite high .
Point "A" is the simplest one , followed by "B" and "C" .
In Reality :
1- having another Box is mainly strategic decision and not just financily .
Why : U Current provider X will offer U some discount which make the
cost of integrating
box from provider Y not very cost wise attractive .
People/Staff (OPS , Instl ...etc ) do not like the change .
Managesr do not like the risk (they do not want to be disturb
at midnight ).
Do not under estimate the influence of the current provider X
within U company .
Finally it is a company culture , some are open and they have the
knowledge and resource
to test and deploy (if it fit their requirement ) new box even from small
manufacturer
(i once read that World com was very open to test and deploy any good
box even from
startup ). Other adopt the religion of "do not touche it as far as it
is working " .
2- I saw but did not participated in some interoperability project , it is
quite big we are
talking about 8-10 man/year for PE mainly for BGP/MPLS VPN . Recall
that U also need to test
the new provider Y box for througput ....etc .
Make sure that the candidate box provider Y is behind U and will
allocate the needed resource to
help U , Some test (U define the script but they do the actual testing )
could be carried by box
provider Y .
3- Finally , if the company do not have the resource they could hire a
consultancy firm to carry
the job . Also it minimize the personal risk (no need to be a
dead/Jobless hero )
N.B: i am based in SA , U could contact me on my email .
Brgds
>From: "Thamir M.Al Hammad" <thammad <at> stc.com.sa>
>To: "vishwanathan mv" <cheerfulmvp <at> yahoo.com>, <mpls-ops <at> mplsrc.com>
>Subject: RE: [MPLS-OPS]: Multi-vendor in MPLS domain
>Date: Mon, 4 Apr 2005 07:32:44 +0300
>
>
>Thanks Padmini for your prompt replay,
>But what services you are running? Any NGN?
>Do you have mix of PEs? Or mix of Ps (mix in the core)?
>
>Br,
>Thamir
>
>
> _____
>
>From: vishwanathan mv [mailto:cheerfulmvp <at> yahoo.com]
>Sent: Monday, April 04, 2005 6:09 AM
>To: Thamir M.Al Hammad
>Subject: Re: [MPLS-OPS]: Multi-vendor in MPLS domain
>
>Yes of course its practical. We in India very much have this kind of
>configuration and things work fine provided you find the compatible
>routers.
>
>- Padmini
>
>"Thamir M.Al Hammad" <thammad <at> stc.com.sa> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I want to know your opinion regarding running MPLS from
>multi-vendors, is it practical? I mean the PE from vendor and the P from
>other vendor or mix of PEs and Ps from different vendors? Specially, in
>NGN environment where no doubt about TE, QoS, L2VPN & multicasting.
> I am afraid about this because I think any of these technologies
>still draft in IETF and there are different philosophies from different
>vendors.
>
> Do you know any case which successful or failed? Any white
>paper? What is the possible risk?
>
> Br,
> Thamir Alhammad
>
>
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Thamir,
For the most part, vendor products are RFC compliant should interoperate.
However, in some cases they do not. In particular, If you are running LDP
pay attention to “modes of operation” which is simply: DU vs DoD, Ordered vs Independent, and Conservative vs Liberal retention.
Some combinations may cause abnormal behaviour in regards to label binding and release.
Joe
From: Thamir
M.Al Hammad [mailto:thammad <at> stc.com.sa]
Sent: Monday, April 04, 2005 12:33
AM
To: vishwanathan mv; mpls-ops <at> mplsrc.com
Subject: RE: [MPLS-OPS]:
Multi-vendor in MPLS domain
Thanks Padmini for your prompt replay,
But what services you are running? Any NGN?
Do you have mix of PEs? Or mix of Ps (mix in the core)?
Br,
Thamir
From:
vishwanathan mv [mailto:cheerfulmvp <at> yahoo.com]
Sent: Monday, April 04, 2005 6:09
AM
To: Thamir M.Al Hammad
Subject: Re: [MPLS-OPS]:
Multi-vendor in MPLS domain
Yes of course its practical. We in India very much have this kind of configuration and things work fine provided you find the compatible routers.
- Padmini
"Thamir M.Al
Hammad" <thammad <at> stc.com.sa> wrote:
Hi,
I want to know your opinion regarding running MPLS from multi-vendors, is it practical? I mean the PE from vendor and the P from other vendor or mix of PEs and Ps from different vendors? Specially, in NGN environment where no doubt about TE, QoS, L2VPN & multicasting.
I am afraid about this because I think any of these technologies still draft in IETF and there are different philosophies from different vendors.
Do you know any case which successful or failed? Any white paper? What is the possible risk?
Br,
Thamir Alhammad
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Hi Consider the following : PE1-----Netw cloud1 --P1-------Netw Cloud2---P2---Netw Cloud3--PE2 . TE1 LSP between PE1 to P1 , TE2 LSP between P1 to P2 , TE3 LSP between P2 to PE2 . (Targetd LDP between PE1& P1 , P1 & P2 , and P2 and PE2 ) . Say when we trace the LDP LSP of PE2 from PE1 . is the trace output = P1,P2,PE2 ,let us call it "Plain trace" or The trace outpt is all transit nodes actually traversed= . PE1,Nodes In ntew cloud1 , P1 ,Nodes in netw cloud2 ,P2,Nodes in netw cloud3,PE2 . let us call it "Recursive Trace" . My question : 1- when the "LSP trace" wording is used , is it mean "Plain trace" or "Recursive trace" ?? 2- My guess that the operator shoud be given the option to request either the "Plain Trace" or the "Recursive Trace" . For the above setup : say P1 advertise label L1 for PE2 FEC to PE1 . "Plain Trace"= PE1 will increment the TTL value for L1 and not the top most labels (labels above - ie: nearest the top - L1 in the stack ) . The top most labels (above L1) will have TTL=255 . we assume that all TE LSP are pipe or short pipe model . "Recursive Trace" = PE1 will increment the top most label while any label beneath this top most loabel will have TTL=1 . By this PE1 , will trace all nodes in Netw_Cloud1 and P1 . say this occur at TTL=10 ,and the reply will be from P1 . at TTL=11 , the reply will also come from P1 , this indicate to PE1 that it is now to start to increment the TTL of the label beneath the top most label . ie: the next attempt the top most label will have TTL=11 , and the label beneath (L1 in our case) will have TTL=2 . But since TE LSP's are pipe or short pipe the output of the trace will be : Nodes in Netw_cloud1,P1,P2,PE2 . we will not be able to find out the nodes in netw_cloud2 and nodes in netw_cloud3 ?? is this a correct conclusion ?? . How we could trace nodes in netw_cloud2 and netw_cloud3 ?? 3- My guess that "Recursive trace" is only possible if the TE LSP's are Uniform model , but in this case "Plain trace" is not possible . is the above a true statement ???. Brgds _________________________________________________________________ Express yourself instantly with MSN Messenger! Download today it's FREE! http://messenger.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200471ave/direct/01/
Hi 1- For the presentation : http://www.nanog.org/mtg-0501/moizuddin.html page 33 . For the left hand text box : is the downstream interface addr should be 10.200.12.1 (as inidicated in the slide ) or it should be 10.200.12.2 . For the Righ hand text box : is the downstream interface addr should be 10.200.23.2 (as inidicated in the slide ) or it should be 10.200.23.3 . If the values listed in the presenation are correct , could U pls explain the reason as it seem it conflict with the draft (ver 8) section 3.3.2 "Downstream Router & Interface" . 2- Do U know any other presentation/doc which explain the LSP-Ping and the Traceroute with Downstream Mapping TLV in details (with examples ) . Brgds _________________________________________________________________ Express yourself instantly with MSN Messenger! Download today it's FREE! http://messenger.msn.click-url.com/go/onm00200471ave/direct/01/
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