Setting up Reservations on Explicit Paths using RSVP
draft-guerin-expl-path-rsvp-01
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| Authors | Der-Hwa Gan , Tony Li , Dr. Roch Guerin , Eric C. Rosen , Sanjay Kamat | ||
| Last updated | 1997-12-31 | ||
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Abstract
This document presents motivations for extensions to RSVP in order to enable setting up of reservations on explicit routes. The advantages of providing this support are discussed in the context of MPLS and QoS routing. An approach to providing these extensions by means of opaque routing objects in RSVP messages is presented.
Authors
Der-Hwa Gan
Tony Li
Dr. Roch Guerin
Eric C. Rosen
Sanjay Kamat
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