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GMPLS—Core technique combining IP with optical layers

Zhang Jin

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GMPLS is the extension of MPLS toward optical networks. After briefly presented MPLS technology, This article mainly introduced GMPLS technology which combine IP and optical layers, including the labels, routing addressing, signaling, link management protocol, etc. of GMPLS.

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GMPLS is the extension of MPLS toward optical networks. After briefly presented MPLS technology, This article mainly introduced GMPLS technology which combine IP and optical layers, including the labels, routing addressing, signaling, link management protocol, etc. of GMPLS.

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GMPLS is the extension of MPLS toward optical networks. After briefly presented MPLS technology, This article mainly introduced GMPLS technology which combine IP and optical layers, including the labels, routing addressing, signaling, link management protocol, etc. of GMPLS.

Key concepts: Multiprotocol Label Switching, Automatically switched optical network, Computer network, Label switching, Computer science, Optical IP Switching, Routing (electronic design automation), Internet Protocol

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