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What is RSVP?

RSVP (Resource Reservation Protocol) is a signaling protocol used in IP networks to request and reserve network resources for specific data flows. It enables applications to obtain a guaranteed level of service by reserving bandwidth along a network path. It's commonly used in applications like video conferencing and VoIP where consistent network performance is crucial.

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RSVP Competitor Technologies

Segment Routing

Segment Routing (SR) is an alternative traffic engineering mechanism within MPLS networks that simplifies network operation compared to RSVP-TE. SR does not require a signaling protocol.

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RSVP Complementary Technologies

LDP

LDP (Label Distribution Protocol) is a signaling protocol used in MPLS networks to distribute labels, which RSVP-TE can also do. LDP helps to establish forwarding paths but lacks the traffic engineering capabilities of RSVP-TE. Both can be deployed in a network.

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