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Hello, and welcome to
troubleshooting MPLS.

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In this skill,
we're going to take

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what was a perfectly functional
MPLS environment that

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has had some problems
introduced into it,

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and we're going to work
through those problems

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in a series of trouble tickets.

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Now, these trouble
tickets are tickets

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that probably would be more
likely to come from, say a tier

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1 helpdesk in the IT department.

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Meaning they're not
end user tickets.

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I believe one of our tickets
is related to where labels are

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showing up in our MPLS network.

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And while quite frankly
that's not something

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that users would
generally be telling us,

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this would be coming from
somebody who's already done

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some basic troubleshooting.

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And we'll basically be
picking up from there.

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So that's our goal
in this skill,

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is to get our environment back
to a functional condition.

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And the most important
thing, of course,

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troubleshoot all of
these individual tickets.

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So hopefully, this
will be a lot of fun.

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Let's go ahead and jump
in and get started.

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I'll see you in
trouble ticket 1.

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