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MINI-LINK 6600 L3 Services
MINI-LINK 6600 L3 Services
MINI-LINK 6600
DESCRIPTION
Contents
1 Introduction 1
2 L3 IP Router 3
3 L3VPNs 5
5 MPLS Networking 9
5.1 Label Distribution 9
5.2 MPLS-Based Solutions 9
6 Supported IP Protocols 11
1 Introduction
The NE provides Layer 3 Virtual Private Network (L3VPN) services and IPv4
routing and transport services.
Table 1 lists the features that are possible to configure for Layer 3 solutions.
2 L3 IP Router
On the NE, route information is collected from the different routing protocols in
the RIB on the controller card, which calculates the best routes and downloads
them to the FIB stored on the NE. The RIB process collects routes to directly
attached devices, configured static IP routes, and routes learned dynamically
from OSPF and BGP.
3 L3VPNs
The NE provides the following Layer 3 services and solutions:
• The NE can provide Layer 2 Ethernet transport services and Layer 3 unicast
routing on the same NE without separate Layer 2 and Layer 3 devices.
CE PE P P PE
L3VPN1
L3VPN1
Router Router
L3VPN1
L3VPN1 IP/MPLS
L3VPN2
L3VPN2
Router Router
L3VPN2
• Static routes
• Dynamic protocols
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Figure 1 L3VPNs
• Static Routing
• OSPF
• IS-IS
• BGP
• Routing Policies
5 MPLS Networking
• An LSR enabled with LDP can establish LSPs to other LSRs in the network.
LDP creates label bindings by assigning labels to connected routes and
advertising the bindings to neighbors. LDP also assigns labels to label
bindings learned from neighbors and readvertises the binding to other
neighbors. When an LSR advertises a label binding for a route, the LSR is
advertising the availability of an LSP to the destination of that route. LDP
can learn several LSPs from different neighbors for the same route. LDP
must be configured with an IGP, such as OSPF. LDP assigns a label only
to routes selected by the underlying IGP.
• BGP/MPLS VPNs
6 Supported IP Protocols
The NE supports the following IP service protocols:
• ARP
• BFD
To establish BFD sessions, configure one or more BFD clients on the same
interface as BFD.
Note: BFD clients are the routing protocols, which uses BFD events to
detect the link failures. For example, the BFD clients can be BGP,
OSPF, or other applications.
• NTP
Note: Before using NTP, the NE must be configured with the IP address
of one or multiple NTP servers.
• DHCP