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MPLS/VPN/BGP Networks evaluation techniques

Octavio José Salcedo Parra, Gustavo López Rubio, Lilia Castellanos

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Abstract

This paper studies MPLS/VPN/BGP Networks with respect to the RFC 4364 [1], which corresponds to our backbone-level research setting of interest. The main focus is on intranet systems connection and the assessment of the BGP algorithm when connecting MPLS Routers - CE (Customer Edge) and PE (Provider Edge). The assessment covers VRF (Virtual Routing and Forwarding) establishment and its performance over the connection through a given VPN in a BGP Route Reflection setting.

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This paper studies MPLS/VPN/BGP Networks with respect to the RFC 4364 [1], which corresponds to our backbone-level research setting of interest. The main focus is on intranet systems connection and the assessment of the BGP algorithm when connecting MPLS Routers - CE (Customer Edge) and PE (Provider Edge). The assessment covers VRF (Virtual Routing and Forwarding) establishment and its performance over the connection through a given VPN in a BGP Route Reflection setting.

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This paper studies MPLS/VPN/BGP Networks with respect to the RFC 4364 [1], which corresponds to our backbone-level research setting of interest. The main focus is on intranet systems connection and the assessment of the BGP algorithm when connecting MPLS Routers - CE (Customer Edge) and PE (Provider Edge). The assessment covers VRF (Virtual Routing and Forwarding) establishment and its performance over the connection through a given VPN in a BGP Route Reflection setting.

Key concepts: Multiprotocol Label Switching, Intranet, Computer network, Computer science, Enhanced Data Rates for GSM Evolution, Border Gateway Protocol, Routing (electronic design automation), Routing protocol

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