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- Configurable as LER/PE or LSR
- Manageable through SNMP and CLI
- Software forwarding module included
- Generic API support for using hardware based MPLS Forwarding Module implementation
- Highly portable code, which uses flexible buffer and timer management libraries
- Pre-integrated with Aricent's IP and SNMP solutions
Generic Signaling Features:
- Conservative Label Retention mode
- RSVP-TE and CR-LSP tunnel modifications
- Ethernet and ATM interface
- Multiple FEC classifications based on:
- IP Address Prefix
- Host Address
RSVP-TE Features:
- Traffic Engineering (TE) tunnels
- Downstream On Demand label distribution mode
- LSP Pre-emption (Set up and Holding)
- Resource Class Affinity Attribute handling
- Provides Loop detection using RRO
- Hello message extensions for rapid detection of node failures
- RSVP Refresh Overhead Reduction and Reliable Message Delivery
- Diff-Serv aware E-LSP and L-LSP signaling
LDP/CR-LDP Features:
- Basic and Extended Discovery mechanisms
- Downstream On Demand Label Distribution mode
- Ordered and Independent Control
- Loop detection using path vectors and hop counts
- Penultimate Hop Popping (PHP)
- Stacked LSPs
LDP Features:
- Downstream Unsolicited label distribution mode
- Liberal Label Retention mode
- VC/VP Merge capability
CR-LDP Features:
- Constraint-based routed LSP (CR-LSP)
- Diff-Serv aware E-LSP and L-LSP signaling
- LSP Preemption (Setup and Holding)
L2-VPN Features:
- Control Plane support for Virtual Private Wired Services (VPWS)
- Pseudowire Management and Maintenance
- Control plane layer 2 service support for Ethernet including VLAN
- Control plane support for collecting and maintaining PW-VC Informational statistics
Packaging Options:
- Aricent MPLS - LM, TE-MIB, LDP, CR-LDP, RSVP-TE, and FM
- Aricent MPLS with LDP - LM, TE-MIB, LDP, CR-LDP, and FM
- Aricent MPLS with RSVP-TE - LM, TE-MIB, RSVP-TE, and FM
- Aricent MPLS with L2-VPN - LM, TE-MIB, LDP, CR-LDP, RSVP-TE, and FM
Last updated :
June 13, 2006
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