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What is MPLS - Multiprotocol Label Switching?

Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) is one of the world's most widely used protocol and networking offerings for enterprise businesses. With its meshed, any-to-any connectivity, Qualify of Service (QoS), Class of Service (CoS), and other traffic engineering features, MPLS stays for mission-critical data transmissions. Besides Ethernet and Wavelengths, MPLS is the most preferred service for connecting data centers and Hyperscalers due to its security and privacy. Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) is a protocol-agnostic technology for delivering IP Services using labels to forward packets. In typical routed environments, packets are sent from the source, forwarded by hops through the routers after a lookup, and then rewritten before forwarding the packet to its destination. With MPLS, packet headers contain label information with the specific predetermined path (LSP – Label Switched Path) through the network to its destination. MPLS labels are also used for traffic engineering to override traditional routing tables. The exchange of the MPLS Protocol is usually between the customer edge (CE Router), provider edge (PE Router), and various provider routers (P) throughout the MPLS Provider Network. MPLS is private and secure and is designed to speed up and shape traffic flows across the enterprise and service provider networks. 📢 Your support means the world to us! Every subscriber motivates our team to create even better educational and awareness videos. Hit that subscribe button and be part of our journey!