ExaBGP – handling route withdrawal
In our last post we talked about how we can programmatically talk and listen to ExaBGP. By the end of the post, our Linux server was listening for BGP updates,… Read more »
Building static routes with ExaBGP
In our last post we covered the basic setup and configuration of ExaBGP. While we were able to make use of ExaBGP for dynamic route advertisement, it wasn’t able to… Read more »
Working with ExaBGP 4
One of my goals this year was to spend more time doing Python development so I thought I’d take a break from the MPLS deep dives (no worries – there… Read more »
Understanding CSPF and the TED
In our last post, we talked about one of the major differences between LDP and RSVP – the ability to define EROs or explicit route objects. We demonstrated how we… Read more »
Understanding RSVP EROs
In our last post we covered the basics of getting an RSVP LSP setup. This was a tedious process at least when compared to what we saw with LDP setting… Read more »
Getting started with RSVP
We’ve spent a great deal of time in the last few posts talking about MPLS both with LDP and with static LSP configurations. While these approaches certainly work, they aren’t… Read more »