bbanis2k
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Cisco MPLS Configuration Example
Greetings,
I may be joining a network that uses MPLS switching for their network. I have worked primarily in frame-relay networks, with EIGRP as the routing protocol. I was just wondering if anyone had a good configuration example they could post for MPLS. I am assuming that MPLS would be configured in a "hub and spoke" environonment? So, I would like to see a hub and a spoke configuration? I am interested in the configuration for Cisco router IOS.
Also, if you could post a link to any of your resources for MPLS that would be great.
Thanks,
BBanis2K
I may be joining a network that uses MPLS switching for their network. I have worked primarily in frame-relay networks, with EIGRP as the routing protocol. I was just wondering if anyone had a good configuration example they could post for MPLS. I am assuming that MPLS would be configured in a "hub and spoke" environonment? So, I would like to see a hub and a spoke configuration? I am interested in the configuration for Cisco router IOS.
Also, if you could post a link to any of your resources for MPLS that would be great.
Thanks,
BBanis2K
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I believe they are using VPNs at each site to encapsulate the traffic. Do you have an example of that type of configuration?
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I believe this to be true. I'm in the process of adding 2600 and 3600 routers to a VPLS network using 5MB ethernet. I just added static routes to each router as needed. Works beautifully and my cisco config is very simple.
Pete
Pete
MPLS is a many to many protocol, making the service providers network transparent to to the customer. This allows the service provider to support multiple customers over the same physical network, and the customers can un their own routing protocols accross it.
As far as I understand it, as an enterprise, you will probably have a subnet on the mpls network e.g. 10.10.10.0 and each of the remote site routers will have an IP in this range. You can then route as you choose accross it. the label switching is all entirely transparent however.