MPLS Traffic-Engineering

[@shafeequem4177]

There are many hidden gems in youtube like this.
Very good lecture bro. Thank you so much. 💓

[@sharminakhter6609]

So easy to understand and explained in an amazing way. thanks for sharing your knowledge

[@gauravenjoy]

I have gone though this video 2 yeas ago but not using this tech that time.... now working on this tech and understand what u had just explained. Superbly done. Thanks a lot. waiting for Dynamic Strict & Dynamic Loose & FRR...

[@MadMonkeyMaster]

Good explanation with good examples. Thanks for sharing this knowledge.

[@pritishbarbara7962]

Thanks for amazing video and look forward towards your Segment Routing series Many Thanks

[@yakkoumav585]

Excellent job! Thanks
Where is the last part wich is : Configuring Fast-Reroute with MPLS-TE

[@maneetsharma4075]

Nicely explained, appreciate if you can also upload frr.

[@ManamiBasu]

Hello Sir, As I said early also your explanation really help good to understand clearly. I am preparing for CISCO Inc SP Interview. Can you please complete MPLS-TE course by adding a video of this following topics please 1) TE Attributes and Affinity 2) Dynamic Strict & Dynamic Loose 3) Fast Reroute (link failure & node failure).

[@BitsPlease]

Thanks Manami. I'm right now exploring few other topics and I plan to do more of MPLS after that .

[@rupakrishna2617]

Thank you so much for sharing knowledge in a great way!

[@ciscoself-study2683]

tks for the lessons,

[@ManamiBasu]

Hello Sir, I very recently started watching your Videos & become fan of you. I am preparing for SP Interviews. It will be so helpful if you could give us two topics in deep, 1) MPLS- TE & 2) SR. Thanks in Advance.

[@networksecurity778]

Bro are you going to do CCNP service provider exam ?

[@networksecurity778]

Yes bro we are need more

[@piyushkawatkar2348]

Great Knowledge!

[@vivek.padale]

Thanks for the Content....Can you also make content on QoS and BNG...that will be great.
Regards.

[@EngIslamMAhmad]

thanks, it is amazing and useful video💐

[@khanolkarsagar]

Also Could you please explain
tunnel mpls traffic-eng path-option 1 explicit name low
1> What does path-option 1 mean
2> What does name low/straight specify

[@MultiAddy]

good explanation. you may want to do one on affinity groups as well. or may be you have done already

[@samadwani405]

Nice explanation, Plz cover fast reroute

[@shivaramakrishna7626]

can you please make a video to explain TE attributes and affinity

[@satishkm5256]

Great session

[@1000cisco]

can you please make video for BGP LU pls

[@manjunathkp1913]

Awesome..!!! Thank you so much..

[@waqaskhan3823]

if u r using eve-ng then u have to specifie every network separately in the ospf cmd

[@hvasudeva]

Thanks, but would have been so much nicer, if you had a mix of IOSxR(v) implemented.

[@pankajshukla5627]

At 32" , you explicitly configured tunnel to take path from r1-r2-r4. Isn't there any need of configuring the same on r4 ? If tunnel is not required to configure on r4 then what will be the path of reverse traffic...will it be based on IGP path ?
Hope you like to see questions as well..

[@BitsPlease]

If you need reservation in the opposite direction, you would need an explicit tunnel to be configured else the existing RIB route will be used. I do point it out at 34:00

[@dheerajw5395]

which electronic Pen are using on Whiteboard?

[@Foxlaren]

Is the video on FRR available??

[@narendrag9504]

what happens to reserved BW if we don't use in a particular tunnel..? Can we configure tunnels beyond interface reserved B.W..?

[@thanhsut9094]

thank you very much even though my english is not good but i still understand

[@abubakerseddeeq5904]

Many many thanks brother

[@1000cisco]

thank you