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Title : Motivation for Benchmarking MPLS TE Scalability and Performance
Author(s) : S. Vapiwala, et al.
Filename : draft-vapiwala-bmwg-rsvpte-convergence-motivation-01.txt
Pages : 11
Date : 2007-7-5
This document describes the motivation for benchmarking MPLS traffic
engineering (TE) convergence using Resource Reservation protocol as
an underlying signaling protocol. This document provides an overview
of the work item and a separate methodology and terminology document will be generated if there is enough interest in this area. This work
compliments MPLS protection benchmarking work, which is already being
pursued in the Benchmarking working group at IETF.
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