Multi Protocol Labeled Switching Market

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Multi Protocol Labeled Switching (MPLS)

Internet Protocol (IP) Virtual Private

Network (VPN) Services Market - Global

Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth,

Trends and Forecast 2015 – 2023

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REPORT DESCRIPTION

Multi protocol labeled switching (MPLS) is the mechanism used in high performance telecommunication networks

and is considered to be highly scalable data transferring method from one network node to the other. It belongs to

the packet switched networks family where the data is in the form of packets that are to be transferred. Each data

packet is assigned with a particular label which alone influences the packet routing or forwarding decisions without

any detailed examination of the packets. The MPLS service provider network uses high capacity routers along with

the MPLS edge routers that send as well as receive data from the routers placed at individual locations. The virtual

private network (VPN) is a secured network that connects remote users or sites with business’s private network

through virtual connections routed through internet. It is designed to provide a secured, encrypted path through

which data is transmitted between the remote user and the company network. The MPLS VPN service are set of

methods that deliver an efficient, scalable and reliable method of connecting sites together in multiple locations and

countries to provide fully managed WAN capability. It is a common platform where a large number of services such

as enterprise resource planning (ERP), multimedia, videoconferencing, voice over IP (VoIP), etc, are...