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I'm playing around with MPLS in the lab to get some hands-on time with the technology.I set up a basic A-B-C router chain with B as the P-router, with A<>C peering via iBGP and learning eBGP routes from two more test routers. A-B-C use OSPF as the IG...
I was wondering if it might be a bug. The IOS in this lab was 12.4(25a) - I've got a npe-g2 image for 15.1(4)M available - I'll try running that in GNS3 to see if it makes any difference.
I'm pretty sure that GRE and ESP are considered subsets of IP (just like TCP, UDP, and ICMP are). In other words, permit ip host 1.1.1.1 host 2.2.2.2 should allow GRE and ESP since they're coming in as IP payloads. Thus your rules 2 and 3 will probab...
On router B, I issue the command "no mpls ip"I don't check for the use of MPLS until after both routers A & C show LDP neighbor up.After waiting about 30 seconds or so, I am able to show mpls ip binding 10.2.200.0 24 and it is in the list with a labe...