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L2 tunneling is a topic that can be absolutely mind bending for a CCIE candidate! Oftentimes students get extremely confused with this technology because of unexpected errors due to loop avoidance mechanisms. The goals of this article will be to break down L2-tunneling and make you truly understand the technology.
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In this post we look at a way to configure an MPLS VPN without using LDP. Instead we can use RSVP to exchange labels and build MPLS tunnels between each PE router. The key thing to remember here is that the tunnels must be fully meshed since they are each unidirectional.
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