This book is great for network engineers and architects looking to build a robust network capable of supporting virtual private networks and multicast traffic. With the help of off-the-shelf components, you'll learn to create SLA solutions, and verify their performance to support IPv6 networks. The author, Dinesh Verma, provides in-depth explanations to help you deploy effective SLAs.

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Service-Level Agreement definition and deployment is a key issue for Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and other network service providers as they construct a quality of service architecture for IP networks. An essential resource for network engineers and architects, Supporting Service-Level Agreements on IP Networks will help you build a core network capable of supporting a range of services, such as virtual private networks (VPNs), multicast traffic, and Multi-Protocol Label Switching (MPLS). You'll also learn to create SLA solutions using off-the-shelf components in both best-effort and DiffServ/IntServ networks. See how to verify the performance of your SLA, as either a customer or network services provider, and use SLA's to support IPv6 networks.

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