In this post, we look at how MPLS and LDP are used to build an LSP between two BGP speaking routers. The routers will share IBGP routes with each other, however they will not share BGP routes with an intermediate router nor will they redistribute BGP routes into the IGP. Labels are used to forward packets the proper next-hop. For those familiar with MPLS VPN already, this works very similarly however we have no VRFs.

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I’m pleased to announce the addition of Elizabeth Stewart and Dan Aguilera to the IPexpert team. Elizabeth and Dan both come from a competitive player in the Associate and Professional Level Cisco training space and will be key individuals involved in assisting the current management, sales and technical team in the rollout of IPexpert’s upcoming CCNA (R&S, Security and Voice), CCNP, CCVP and CCSP technical classes and products, which will be announced this month.
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First let me introduce myself, My name is Talmadge Almand, I am a CCIE Voice #20901, thanks in part to the great experience of IPexpert and their sister company, Proctor Labs.

For this my first blog as a Voice OSL, I would like to give some history as to my training and experience; I have 20 years of voice experience with a world class service provider, in that time, I have attained numerous certifications in the DATA field primarily with Cisco and of course moved from the traditional telephony world to VOIP, I have been working with Cisco Voip for nearly 10 years with the same service provider.
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IPexpert Blog Followers,

I’m pleased to announce that Amy Ryan (CCIE #24677 / Voice, CCVP, CCNP, CCSP, CCIP, CCDP, Microsoft MCSE, PMP) is now part of the industry-renowned group of instructors at IPexpert!
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Congratulations to:

• Aamir Panjwani CCIE #25711 (Voice)

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