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LDP Signalling The Label Distribution Protocol (LDP) is documented in RFC 3036 (though the specification is in the process of being revised). It was also extended to offer Constraint-Based Routing as CR-LDP in RFC 3212 but CR-LDP lost out in the market to RSVP-TE (see the description of RSVP-TE in the next section). LDP LSRs discover each other by sending multicast hello messages to UDP port 646 over their physical links. It is also possible to run LDP between nonadjacent LSRs by using extended discovery procedures where each LSR is configured to send unicast hello messages to the IP address of the other (again using UDP port 646). This is known as targeted LDP and has applications in MPLS scaling and in pseudowire signalling (discussed in the sections on MPLS scaling and establishing pseudowires below). Once two LSRs have discovered each other, they establish an LDP session over which labels can be advertised. The LDP session runs over TCP using port 646 and is typically established between loopback IP addresses on the two LSRs (these are addresses that are internal to the node and are reachable if any of the nodes physical interfaces are up). Note that two LSRs will generally only establish one LDP session to each other, even if LDP hellos have discovered multiple physical links between them. As mentioned previously, LDP creates LSPs that follow the IGP shortest path. Where there are multiple equal cost paths (multiple equal-cost links to the same next-hop router and/or multiple next-hop routers with equal cost), packets will generally be load-shared across those paths using an Equal-Cost Multi-Path (ECMP) algorithm. LSRs only advertise labels for FECs when they have matching forwarding entries for those FECs most commonly IP routes learned using the IGP. LSPs may be established either using independent control (in which case, an LSR may advertise a label for a FEC regardless of whether it has received a label mapping from a downstream LSR) or using ordered control (in which case, all LSRs other than the egress LSR may only advertise a label for a FEC once they have received a mapping from a downstream LSR). Ordered control ensures that LSPs are established end to end, whereas with independent control, partial LSPs may be created; though in a network where all LSRs share a correctly configured IGP, this condition may only occur temporarily during routing transients. Independent control is thought to result in slightly faster network convergence than ordered control. LDP uses the following label messages to distribute labels:

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Any Ethernet service that is based on a Point-to-point Ethernet Virtual Connection (EVC) is designated as an Ethernet Line (E-LINE) service type. The Ethernet Line service is illustrated in Figure 2.10. An E-LINE service type can be used to create a broad range of Point-to-Point Ethernet services between two UNIs. In its simplest form, an E-LINE service type can provide symmetrical bandwidth for data sent in either direction with no performance assurances, for example, best effort service between two 10 Mbps UNIs. In more sophisticated forms, an E-LINE service type may be between two UNIs at different speeds and may be defined with performance assurances such as CIR with an associated CBS, EIR with an associated EBS, delay, delay variation, and loss. Service multiplexing may occur at neither, one, or both UNIs in the EVC. For example, more than one Point-to-Point EVC can be offered on the same physical port at one or both of the UNIs. An E-LINE service without any service multiplexing, for example, is very much like the common TDM-based private leased line service (where a UNI physical interface is required for each EVC) except that with an E-LINE service, the range of bandwidth and connectivity options is much greater.