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Hello, and welcome to Implementing Segment Routing
Traffic Engineering, or TE.
In this skill, we're going to be jumping onto the command line
and actually getting Segment Routing Traffic Engineering up
and running in our environment.
Now, this is going to involve several steps.
The first step is we're going to have
to configure MPLS TE in our environment
because, at the end of the day, remember that our data plane is
still MPLS.
Then we have to configure Segment Routing itself.
That's not configured yet in our environment,
so that's just really something we have to enable.
Then we're going to configure BGP and PCEP to actually handle
running traffic engineering between two
separate routing domains.
We'll be using IS-IS and OSPF for two different domains,
and we'll use BGP with PCEP to join those together.
Then, once all of those components are configured,
then we can finally configure our traffic engineering
policies and tunnels.
And we'll verify, once all that's
up and running, that we actually have data plane
reachability to the other side.
So we have a whole lot of configuration to do here,
but it'll be a lot of fun.
So let's go ahead and jump in and get started.
I'll see you in the next video.