HOW MPLS IS DIFFERENT FROM OSPF? WHY NOW A DAYS MPLS IS
PREFERED OVER ANY NETWORK PROTOCOL?
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Answer Posted / ziauddin khan
As far as i know that Link-state routing protocols such as
OSPF flood routing information among a set of routers that
are not necessarily adjacent, whereas label-binding
information is distributed only among adjacent routers.
This makes link-state routing protocols unsuitable for
distributing label-binding information.
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