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Since the traffic that flows along a label-switched path is defined
by the label applied at the ingress node ...
... MPLS and
RSVP are combined, the definition of a flow can be made more
flexible. Once a label switched path (LSP ...
... [2]), and effectively define the "RSVP flow." When traffic is mapped
onto a label-switched path ...
... label-switched path in this way, we call the LSP an "LSP
Tunnel". When labels are associated with traffic flows, it becomes
possible for a router to identify the appropriate reservation ...
... label-switched RSVP-MPLS flows can be pre-determined, independent of
conventional IP routing. The explicitly routed path can be
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... 1], "RSVP defines a 'session' to be a data flow with a
particular destination and transport-layer ...
... RSVP and MPLS are combined, a flow or session can be defined with
greater flexibility and generality. The ingress node ...
... particular label. Once a label is assigned to a set of packets, the
label effectively defines the "flow" through the LSP. We refer to
such an LSP ...
... The downstream node selects a label to represent the flow. If a
label range has been specified in the label request ...