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Discovery messages are used to announce and maintain the presence of an LSR on the network. An LSR periodically sends Hello messages to other LSRs to indicate its presence on the network. The LSR can use basic discovery or extended discovery. Basic discovery means that LDP Hello messages are sent to the well-known multicast address for all routers on this subnet, which means that the Hello messages are sent only to other routers that are directly connected at the link layer (layer 2). Extended discovery enables an LSR to send Hello messages to routers that are not directly connected at layer 2. Such Hello messages are known as targeted Hello messages and are sent to specific IP addresses that the LSR is aware of (perhaps through configuration data loaded in the LSR). Upon receipt of a Hello message, an LSR can reply with a Hello message of its own. At this point, both LSRs are aware of the other s presence and know each other s IP addresses. Session Management messages are used to establish, maintain, and terminate sessions between LDP peers. Once two LSRs have exchanged Hello messages, they proceed to exchange Initialization messages. An Initialization message includes a number of mandatory and optional parameters. Among the mandatory parameters is the receiver s LDP identifier. Since the LDP common header contains the sender s LDP identifier, the Initialization message effectively contains both LDP identifiers: the sender s and the receiver s. This combination uniquely identifies a relationship between LSRs that began with the exchange of Hello messages. Among the optional parameters of the Initialization message are ATM and Frame Relay address ranges. These values indicate the ATM VPI/VCI or Frame Relay DLCI ranges that can be used if the link between the LSRs uses ATM or Frame Relay. Once two LSRs have exchanged Initialization messages, an LDP session is established between them. Thereafter, the session is maintained through the exchange of LDP PDUs. If an LSR does not receive an LDP PDU after a keep-alive time period, then it will conclude that the connection between the LSRs has failed. In the event that no LDP PDUs need to be sent between LSRs, they can periodically send LDP keep-alive messages to ensure that the LDP session does not time out. using settings ireport to build bar code on asp.net web,windows application BusinessRefinery.com/ bar codeuse vs .net barcodes maker to build barcode with .net retrieve BusinessRefinery.com/ barcodesCisco ASA Configuration
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