Currently we have a small network of 3 Cisco 7206 routers running MPLS using LDP as the distribution protocol and we are replacing them with Juniper MXseries routers. In designing and planning the replacement of this network I've been told that I should go ahead and configure the network (Including the Cisco's) with RSVP as the label distribution protocol because Juniper cannot run LDP and RSVP side by side. Since the routers are being replaced over a couple of weeks (they are geographically separated) I would prefer to bring everything up with LDP talking to the existing Cisco's and the Implementing RSVP afterwords on the Juniper. Does this sound like a good plan or do I need to implement RSVP when the first MX goes into place?
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