November 2006
Beginner
672 pages
15h 30m
English
In this chapter, you saw how to troubleshoot problems in the forwarding or data path of MPLS networks. Tools such as the well-known traceroute and ping are useful in pinpointing a problem, but you must be aware how to use them and how to interpret the data. This chapter reviewed specific MPLS commands that have a relationship with tracerouting. It covered other typical MPLS issues, such as MTU problems and load balancing of labeled packets. Finally, it explained MPLS-aware Netflow and indicated how it could help you in troubleshooting certain forwarding problems. Chapter 14 covers MPLS operation and maintenance (OAM)-specific tools that you can use to troubleshoot problems in the MPLS network.
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