Finally, I’ve got a chance to take a dive into Segment Routing concepts, operations, and other aspects.
I was labbing with the migration scenario which is described in “DAY ONE: MIGRATING TO SEGMENT ROUTING”.
Have got a lot of fun, recommended.
I’m going to setup SRv6 topology as well, once I get the time.
Juniper DAY ONE: MIGRATING TO SEGMENT ROUTING
One more time, I would refresh my tender memories about MPLS l3vpn options. By the way, I recently faced with D option again.
By the way, few epic black books about network testing/validation methodology from Ixia.
Ixia Black Book - Video over IP
Ixia Black Book - Advanced MPLS
Ixia Black Book - QoS Validation
At the first look, RouterOS works fine as BGP router-reflector for vpnv4 and vpls. In other words, reliably,
we can use MikroTik Cloud Core Router CCR1016-12S-1S+($495.00) with 9 cores x 1.2GHz CPU and 2GB RAM as large ISP scale RR.
Shortly, doesn’t work cause BGP ipv4 label distribition isn’t supported. Also, vi-style policy editing is gothic, I think.
Now, I have pilot installation of EMC Ionix and network topology discovering process in progress. Looks awesome.
Routing Extensions for Discovery of MPLS LSR TE Mesh Membership
Juniper Scaling considerations in MPLS networks
Cisco MPLS TE � AutoTunnel Primary and Backup
JunOS Configuring RSVP Automatic Mesh
An Analysis of Scaling Issues in MPLS-TE Core Networks
Farrel Scaling MPLS-TE
Supporting Multipoint-to-Point Label Switched Paths in Multiprotocol Label Switching Traffic Engineering
New really interesting product from Cisco:
Cisco ME 3800X Series Carrier Ethernet Switch Router Data Sheet
At this moment I haven�t any information about Cisco ME 3800X�s price.
UPD:
ME3800X Carrier Ethernet Switch Router 24 GE SFP+2 10GE SFP+ - 22K
ME3800X Metro Aggregation Services License - 10K