Migrating data traffic between label switched paths (LSPs) based on per-LSP protocol priority value
Abstract:
Techniques are described for migrating data traffic, based on a new protocol priority value, from one Label Switched Path (LSP) assigned a higher initial protocol priority value to another LSP assigned a lower initial protocol priority value. For example, a network may initially establish a resource reservation LSP associated with a resource reservation protocol assigned a higher initial protocol priority value than a segment routing protocol used to establish a segment routed LSP. Rather than being unable to send data traffic on an established segment routed LSP because the segment routing protocol has a lower initial protocol priority than the resource reservation protocol, an ingress router may receive from a centralized controller a message specifying a new protocol priority value assigned to the segment routed LSP in response to which the ingress router may create or update its initial protocol priorities, and forward data traffic along the segment routed LSP.
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