On Tuesday, August 12, 2014 12:13:20 AM Cydon Satyr wrote: > I understand the idea, but I still don't see how it could > benefit all networks, some yes. In our case only our PE > routers have at least two uplinks, as first IP/MPLS > point. We use 3400/3600 in access layer only as L2, they > all have only one uplink to PE and downlink to other > devices, base stations, dslams, etc. I don't see > improvement with MPLS bringing to 3400/3600.
If your ME3600X's are single-homed to your Aggregation routers, then you won't get any benefit from a redundancy perspective. When you do decide to mesh or ring your Access network (or dual-home to your Aggregation routers), then considering MPLS for your ME3600X's is worth the consideration. Mark.
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