Talk:RSVP-TE

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RSVP-TE

An acronym representing the Resouce Reservation Protocol-Traffic Engineering extensions. In the Multi Protocol Label Switching (MPLS) world, RSVP-TE is an IP-based signaling protocol used to establish Label Switched Paths (LSPs) between MPLS-capable routers. It has the distinction of being able to communicate constraints for a new connection from end to end.

since when[edit]

did RSVP-TE become dependent on IPv6?