LDP/TDP label allocation is, as per the standard behaviour (not talking
about segment routing or PWs), a hop-by-hop behaviour, which is indeed very
simple.
After the labels are negotiated hop-by-hop, the incoming packet at the
I-LSR is pushed an MPLS label to reach the upstream LSR for that specific
destination.
Consider the topology A-B-C-D, being A the I-LSR and D the E-LSR.

D distributes to C an LDP label for its IGP FECs, C to B, and so on so
forth.
An ingress packet hitting A, destined to a prefix advertised by D is pushed
a label to reach the next-hop as per the RIB.

B, then, swaps that label to reach the next second hop, and so on, so
forth, until the packet reaches D, with C performing PHP.
The players are then: IGP, LDP/TDP, and, ultimately, MPLS data plane
forwarding (pushing/swapping and popping MPLS labels).

This behaviour is however well covered by all the MPLS books you could find.

Hope this helps.

Nicola

On Sat, Apr 13, 2013 at 8:41 AM, vishal bhugra <[email protected]>wrote:

> Hello experts
>
> I was reading MPLS Fundamental book. In Chapter 2 page 36, they have
> mentioned that MPLS Label do not have network level identifier. It is the
> egress router that created label for the FEC and when that label arrives at
> the Egress LSR it knows that this label belongs to which FEC.
>
> My question here is packets are classified at the ingress router and they
> been allocated to a FEC. How do Egress LSR has communicated to Ingress
> router that which label to choose for which FEC.
>
> May be I misunderstood, then what is correct and how Egress router know
> that what is the payload of MPLS packet.
>
> I am not talking about MPLS VPN here, but the simple MPLS.
>
>
>
> --
> Thanks&regards
>
> Vishal
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