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Generating an optimal segment list for SR-TE

April 22, 2025 routingcraft Leave a comment

Segment Routing simplifies MPLS for the network operator – but not for the developer.…

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Filed under: anycast routing, ECMP, MPLS, Segment Routing, SR-TE, traffic engineering

Loopback as a Service

February 18, 2025 routingcraft Leave a comment

Methods of steering traffic into MPLS and Segment Routing LSP is one of the least standardized and most confusing parts of traffic engineering.…

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Filed under: MPLS, network design, RSVP-TE, Segment Routing, SR-TE, traffic engineering

Why use an SDN controller for RSVP-TE

February 11, 2025 routingcraft 2 Comments

Despite many advantages of Segment Routing, some networks still prefer to use RSVP for traffic engineering – and they can have good reasons for this. Is there any value of SDN controller with RSVP-TE, compared to configuring policies on each …

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Filed under: MPLS, network design, RSVP-TE, traffic engineering

RFC8277 breaks backwards compatibility

December 21, 2024 Dmytro Shypovalov Leave a comment

A quick public service announcement for anyone implementing BGP-LU or deploying it in a multivendor environment.…

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Filed under: BGP, EPE, MPLS

Egress Peer Engineering: building blocks

October 7, 2024 Dmytro Shypovalov Leave a comment

Since exploring the EPE basics, now it’s time to understand the building blocks of the solution.…

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Filed under: BGP, EPE, MPLS, Segment Routing, SR-TE

Egress Peer Engineering: basics

September 23, 2024 Dmytro Shypovalov Leave a comment

Egress Peer Engineering extends regular BGP policies to provide more flexibility.…

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Filed under: BGP, EPE, MPLS, Segment Routing, SR-TE

Poor man’s Traffic Engineering

September 2, 2024 Dmytro Shypovalov Leave a comment

Segment Routing allows the network operator to deploy Traffic Engineering even with the most basic routers that support the bare minimum of features.…

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Filed under: network design, Segment Routing, SR-TE

Making Segment Routing user-friendly

July 1, 2024 routingcraft 4 Comments

Segment Routing was supposed to make MPLS easier and give more power to network operators. Sadly, vendors decided to make it harder by selling weird protocols and over-engineered controller bloatware.…

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Filed under: MPLS, network design, Segment Routing, SR-TE

Explicit Null in Segment Routing

January 13, 2022 routingcraft Leave a comment

MPLS is such a user-friendly technology it needs a special label that does nothing.

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Filed under: MPLS, Segment Routing, SR-TE

LDP and anycast routing

December 15, 2021 routingcraft Leave a comment

My recent post about Anycast in Segment Routing led to an interesting argument on whether other MPLS transport protocols can do anycast routing.…

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Filed under: anycast routing, fast convergence, LDP, MPLS

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