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MPLS + DiffServ

  • From: "alexb" <alexb@s3group.com.pl>
  • Date: Fri, 29 Nov 2002 16:07:19 +0100
  • Organization: S3
  • Resent-Date: Fri, 29 Nov 2002 11:14:37 -0500
  • To: <mpls-ops@mplsrc.com>

Hi Guys
I have a question about DiffServ and MPLS and was wondering if someone could
help me

Let's imagine that there is SLS between a customer sending IP packets and
MPLS provider
which says something along the lines (based on SLS from IETF DiffServ ):


DSCP    |  PHB    |  Profile     | Treatment
-----------------------------------------
001100 |  AF11   |   Profile 1  |  Discard non-conforming
001101 | AF21    |  Profile 2   | Remark non-conforming to DSCP 001000
other     |  BE(DF) |   none       |  Apply RED Like dropping

1. Am I right saying that based on that contract the provider MUST set up
LSPs supporting
AF11, AF21, BE and also DSCP 001000 from say PE1 to ALL(?) other his edge
routers (e.g PE2, PE3, etc.)???

2. The FTN/Classification table would look similar to :

FEC  | DSCP | Label
-------------------------------
PE1   | 001100  |   e.g17
PE1  |  001101  |   17
PE1  |     *         |   17

PE2  |   001100  |   e.g18
PE2  |  001101  |   18
PE2  |     *         |   18

etc.

3. The above table assumes that IP packets are being received from this
particular customer only ?

4. If IP packets arrive from different customers than it is necessary to
introduced "customer identification"
using e.g source address. The table would look similar to :

Src IP | FEC |  DSCP | Label
-------------------------------
Cust1  | PE1  |  001100  | e.g17
Cust1  | PE1  |  001101  |  17
Cust1  |  PE1 |     *         |  17
Cust2  | PE1  |     *         | e.g 27

Cust1 |  PE2  |  001100 |  e.g18
Cust1 |  PE2  |  001101 |  18
Cust1 |  PE2  |     *        | 18
Cust2 |  PE2  |     *        |  28

that would allow to set up 2 LSPs with different bandwidth allocation...

Can someone comment on that please

Best regards,
Alex

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