Index_C

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C

calculating needed bandwidth, 113–119

call setup (‘signaling’) process

CR-LDP, 57

RSVP, 55

capital expense (CapEx), 237

carrier market, 227–228, 235

CDR (Committed Data Rate), 56–57

CE to CE (customer-equipment-to-customer-equipment model), 149

characterizing aspect, traffic engineering, 109–111

CIR (Committed Information Rate), 209

circuit switching by label, 26–27

Cisco

AToM (Any Transport over MPLS), 154, 170

and RSVP-TE model, 76

Tunnel Builder vendor solution, 101–105

command language interface (CLI), 101

commands

hop-by-hop show, 61–62

MPLS forwarding table, 13

MPLS label range, 12

RSVP strict path, 65

show, configuring new interfaces with, 37–38

show session, 42–43

Committed Data Rate (CDR), 56–57

Committed Information Rate (CIR), 209

configuring LDP, 36–37

Constraint Route Label Distribution Protocol (CR-LDP), 35

control load, bandwidth reservation class, 198

COPS method, packet policing, 199–200

CoS (Cost of Service), 201–203

CR-LDP (Constraint Route Label Distribution Protocol)

compared to RSVP-TE, 57–58

described, 35, 56–57

IEFT drafts, 47

creating

hop-by-hop path, 59

L3 VPN, 172–179

LDP for MPLS interfaces, 41

MPLS on new interface, 40–41

cross-connect tables and routers, 47

customer-equipment-to-customer-equipment model (CE to CE), 149

customers of MPLS, 233

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