MPLS–Enabled Applications: Emerging Developments and New Technologies (Wiley Series on Communications Networking & Distributed Systems)

Well,Very many thanks to amazon.in for shipping this book to India. In India, we are not privileged to get all books sold in the U.S.Other web-based e-commerce companies don't get you all the books you need.This was made possible only by Amazon by starting operations in India.Coming to review for this book, I think this is a fantastic book for MPLS and it's applications.The way these 2 brilliant authors from Juniper Networks have written, it's very network-engineer friendly. What I mean is they don't talk about one particular vendor's way of implementing MPLS and enabled applications.It's a vendor-neutral book.If you know basics of MPLS and want to strengthen your skills without wanting to know CLI stuff of some vendor approach, grab the copy.I am enjoying thoroughly reading each and every chapter. It's very well organised and it is very comprehensive covering most of the MPLS technologies you've heard till date. I am very impressed the book covering latest technologies like Seamless MPLS and MPLS-TP, Also, looking forwarding to master on MPLS-Multicast topics too.Thanks a lot again Amazon for coming in India.Chinar

Ina Minei is an excellent writer.Now I understand how an ISP that utilizes 2 LARGE telco's infrastructures, can lease portions of it to secondary ISPs, and their customers share the same TV channels. By the time I finish reading this book, I'll also know why VMedia's affiliates apparently have insufficient bandwidth to meet peak evening hour needs.This is a wonderful, wonderful book.

It is really good !

This is a great all-around book for getting your head around all the applications that MPLS enables (hence, MPLS-Enabled Applications). If you're someone who likes to get some theory down before you have to work with a particular technology, then this is a great book because you don't have to wade through a lot of configuration simultaneously and you can follow the discussion at a theoretical level.Because all the MPLS applications use so many other tools, the more exposure you have to other things (like OSPF/IS-IS, QOS, RSVP, BGP, multicast) the better. However, the book takes a need-to-know approach.Definitely a solid book from this Juniper squad. The QOS-Enabled Networks is a winner too!

Buen producto si estas muy en el entorno de telecom, es necesario tener algo de experienci en vpn y CoS y QoS

I found this book very well written.Its focus on why a protocol was developed and how it works rather than how to configure it was refreshing.