Nokia SR-OS: 5 - Introduction to Service Architecture and Services

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RFC 4664 - Framework for Layer 2 Virtual Private Networks (L2VPNs) (tools.ietf.org...)
RFC 4762 - Virtual Private LAN Service (VPLS) Using Label Distribution Protocol (LDP) Signaling (tools.ietf.org...)
RFC 2547 - BGP/MPLS VPNs (tools.ietf.org...

[@ramiroperez9590]

Great video series, very useful and well explained content! thank you very much and keep it up!

[@TysonSommer-DFWCP]

This is fantastic. Cleared up a few things about the Nokia platform that were a little confusing to me. Thanks for making this. If only you could teach everyone else how to make thorough, concise, and easily digestible networking videos. Very well done. Now if only I could figure out how to get a simple GRE tunnel working between a 7750 and Cisco ASR without MPLS.

[@thomastucker3764]

Thanks, Tyson! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. To get a GRE tunnel operational, you don't need anything more than an LSP between your PEs. IIRC, my epipe video covers GRE. Let me know if you have any questions!

[@TysonSommer-DFWCP]

You're welcome,@@thomastucker3764! I'm checking out the rest of the videos in this series right now to learn as much as I can about these Nokias.

[@ElmerShox]

thanks this video is very helpful for my coming SA exam next week.. thanks thomas!

[@thomastucker3764]

My pleasure, Elmer! Good luck on your exam too, by the way.

[@waseemshields5154]

Thank you Thomas, It's really helpful

[@thomastucker3764]

you're quite welcome, thanks for watching!

[@TheInvestigator124]

very good lectures Thoams. Thanks

[@miovieira]

Great explanation Thomas. Thank you for your time /o/

[@MarawanS-sz9wx]

Thanks for this video. It's really helpful!

[@thomastucker3764]

No problem, Marawan - thanks for watching!

[@faisalak7]

This is Great , thanks . when are more videos coming . :)

[@jwm2352]

Great videos Thomas. Want to come work for Nokia? Lol drop me a line!

[@jaysonmiraflor]

Thanks dude

[@KSureshD555]

Thanks Mate....

[@deepakjangid1382]

Please make the routing protocols videos

[@King-wb6rm]

Hello Thomas, thanks for the videos. Can you point me to a material i can use for the Nokia Certifications. I really appreciated how you were able to breakdown the syntax for each service provisioning.

[@sokoculz]

it is seems like juniper MX series

[@mmanzur]

Has you find a way to install 16R1 in GNS3?

[@rohanrakshith5947]

hi, 1.Can u explain me how normal interface (like toN1) differs from IES interface (we can also have an ospf adjacency between R1 and N1's normal interface) 2.what is the main difference between these two? 3.Can we use IES interface as a mgmt interface? 4.what is the main purpose of IES interface?

[@thomastucker3764]

Good morning, Rohan. Thanks for the questions! An IES interface is very similar to a logical router interface. However, an IES interface will have a SAP bound to it so that it's capable of QoS, accounting, and billing. Yes, an IES interface can be used to manage devices, but the management will be in-band; so if any parts of the IES service goes down, your management will go down with it. The main purpose of an IES interface is to provide a subscriber with access to a Service Provider's internal routes. The subscriber's router (CE) peers with the Service Provider (PE) via an IES interface using a link state (or static, or distance vector) routing protocol, and is provided with Direct Internet Access (DIA) using the local Service Provider as a transit. I personally think IES interfaces are best utilized at IXPs and Transit Peeriings interconnecting Service Provider ASes. Typically those contacts are written up according to the amount of traffic that flows over a link or the amount of bandwidth utilized by that link... an IES interface can provide very useful counters for tracking that type of information. Please feel free to ask any questions you may have, and thanks for watching!

[@rohanrakshith5947]

@@thomastucker3764 thank you very much for clearing 👌

[@TheInvestigator124]

can someone provie qcow image of Nokia SR.