Index_P

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P

packet-marking procedures, 196-197, 221

packets

conversion of IP to MPLS, 3

DIFFSERV markings, 211-215

displaying MPLS on protocol analyzer, 20

dropped, 190

MPLS with pre-marked, 210

overloading router, 205

policing, 199-201

path management, 134-135

path requests, RSVP, 73-75

paths

alternative, 83-84

designing backup, 90-91

hop-by-hop, 59-60

label switch, 5

primary and secondary, 90-95

qualified and prepositioned, 81

show, 95-99

peak data rate (PDR), 56-57

Peer Model, VPN model, 155-159

planning MPLS marketing, 234

policies, creating ingress and egress, 219-221

policy-based packet policing, 199-201

policing networks, 221

polling, network failure detection method, 81-83

pops, pushes, 8

Precedence bits

mapping, 211

marked, 210

primary and secondary paths, 90-95

Priority Queuing, 200

protection and recovery, optical networking, 135

protocol analyzers, 19-20, 72

protocol data units (PDUs), 170

protocols.

See also specific protocol

any-to-any, 154

AToM, 170-171

GMPLS, 130-132

IPSec, 145-146

Kompella's suite, 169-170

L2Pv3, 147-148

LPD described, 35

Martini draft, 165-167

MPLS described, 2

reservation/policing, 198-199

tunnel, compared, 148

provisioning and subscribing, 111-112

pushes, label, described, 8

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