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Title : Backup Record Route for Fast Reroute Techniques in
RSVP-TE
Author(s) : S. De Cnodder et al.
Filename : draft-decnodder-mpls-ero-rro-fastreroute-02.txt
Pages : 16
Date : 2002-11-5
MPLS fast reroute [3] is considered as a possible solution to protect
traffic against link and node failures by re-directing the traffic
locally to a backup LSP. A backup LSP can be either a detour LSP or a
bypass tunnel. This document describes two methods to optimize the
routing of detour LSPs such that they merge faster, a distributed
method and a centralized method. The distributed method uses the
Backup Record Route Object (BRRO) and the centralized method uses the
Backup Explicit Route Object (BERO). The latter can also be used for
bypass tunnels.
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