Multi-segment pseudo wire shared bandwidth method, system thereof and provider edge node
A technology for sharing bandwidth and multi-segment pseudo-wires, which is applied in the field of multi-segment pseudo-wires, can solve the problem of not being able to ensure that some pseudo-wire segments share the same LSP, and achieve the effects of convenient data switching, small changes, and strong versatility
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[0065] In this embodiment, it is assumed that an existing pseudowire is called the active pseudowire. Now for MBB, a new multi-segment pseudowire needs to be established in the way of explicit routing. When the active MS-PW fails, the traffic will be transferred to this A newly established MS-PW is called a standby pseudowire. Figure 4 In order to show the structural diagram of two multi-segment pseudo-wires sharing the same LSP in the routing scenario, as shown in Figure 4 As shown, the active / standby MS-PW can share the same LSP on the PW segment between TPE1 and SPE1, where MS-PW1 is the active MS-PW, and MS-PW1 is the standby MS-PW; similarly, the active / standby MS-PW The PW segment of MS-PW between SPE3 and TPE2 can also share the same LSP. An Access Group Identifier (AGI, Attachment Group Identifier), a Source Attachment Individual Identifier (SAII, Source Attachment Individual Identifier) and a Target Access Individual Identifier (TAII, Target Attachment Individual...
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[0101] In this embodiment, it is assumed that an existing pseudowire is called the active pseudowire. Now for MBB, a new multi-segment pseudowire needs to be established in a dynamic routing mode. When the active MS-PW fails, the traffic is transferred to this A newly established MS-PW is called a standby pseudowire. Image 6 It is a schematic diagram of the structure of two multi-segment pseudo-wires sharing the same LSP in the dynamic routing scenario, as shown in Image 6 As shown, the PW segment between TPE1 and SPE1 can share the same LSP, and the PW segment between SPE3 and TPE2 can also share the same LSP. Image 6 shown in the application scenario, with Figure 4 The shown application scenarios are basically the same, and the only difference lies in the routing manners on which the two are based. Can refer to Figure 4 understand the relevant descriptions.
[0102] Figure 7 based on Image 6 The flow chart of Embodiment 2 of the method for sharing bandwidth by m...
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