Table of Contents
- About This Guide
- Objectives
- Supported Routing Platforms
- Audience
- Chapter Organization
- Using the Examples in This Manual
- Merging a Full Example
- Merging a Snippet
- Documentation Conventions
- Related Juniper Networks Documentation
- Documentation Feedback
- Requesting Support
- MPLS FRR Protection Overview
- MPLS Protection Background
- Local Protection
- Path Protection
- Terms and Acronyms
- Related Information
- Path Protection in an MPLS Network
- Path Protection Overview
- Configuring and Verifying a Primary Path
- Configure a Primary Path
- Verify That the Primary Path Is Operational
- Configuring and Verifying a Secondary Path
- Configure a Standby Secondary Path
- Verify That the Secondary Path Is Established
- Ensuring That Secondary Paths Establish When Resources Are Diminished
- Preventing Use of a Path That Previously Failed
- Related Information
- Local Protection in an MPLS Network
- Local Protection Overview
- One-to-One Backup Overview
- Configuring and Verifying One-to-One Backup
- Configure One-to-One Backup
- Verify One-to-One Backup
- Many-to-One Link Protection (Facility Backup) Overview
- Configuring and Verifying Link Protection
- Configure Link Protection
- Verify That Link Protection Is Up
- Node-Link Protection Overview
- Configuring and Verifying Node-Link Protection
- Configure Node-Link Protection
- Verify That Node-Link Protection Is Up
- Conclusion
- Related Information
- RSVP Reservation Styles in an MPLS Network
- RSVP Reservation Styles Overview
- Fixed Filter Style Overview
- Shared Explicit Style Overview
- Configuring and Verifying an Adaptive LSP
- Rerouting the LSP Tunnel for the SE Reservation Style
- Establish the Initial LSP Tunnel
- Reroute an LSP Tunnel
- Related Information
- Load Balancing in an MPLS Network
- Load Balancing Overview
- Load-Balancing Options
- Configuring and Verifying Load Balancing
- Define a Load-Balancing Policy
- Apply the Load-Balancing Policy to the Forwarding Table
- Verify That Load Balancing Is Working
- Example: Load-Balanced MPLS Network
- Router Configurations for the Load-Balanced MPLS Network
- Using Hash-Key Load Balancing for LSP Traffic
- Configuring MPLS Labels and IP Payload to Load-Balance LSP Traffic
- Configuring the IPv4 Address Family to Load-Balance LSP Traffic
- Hash Key Network Examples
- Example: Load-Balancing a Network with Aggregated Interfaces
- Verifying the Operation of Load Balancing with Aggregated Interfaces
- Router Configurations for the Aggregated Interfaces Network
- Example: Load-Balancing a Network Using INET in the Hash Key
- Verifying the Operation of INET Load Balancing
- Router Configurations for the INET Load-Balanced Network
- Using Bandwidth to Unevenly Load-Balance RSVP LSPs
- Configure Bandwidth to Unevenly Load-Balance Traffic
- Verify the Operation of Uneven Bandwidth Load Balancing
- Router Configurations for Bandwidth Load Balancing
- Traffic Flows Before Load Balancing
- Related Information
- Troubleshooting Fast Reroute
- Fast Reroute Problem Overview
- Symptom
- Cause
- Troubleshooting Commands
- Solution
- Conclusion
- Router Configurations
- Troubleshooting Link Protection for Multiple Bypass LSPs Overview
- Troubleshooting Link Protection for Multiple Bypass LSPs
- Symptom
- Cause
- Troubleshooting Commands
- Solution
- Conclusion
- Router Configurations
- Admission Control Errors When Fast Reroute is Configured
- Troubleshooting Fast Reroute Admission Control Errors Overview
- Symptom
- Cause
- Troubleshooting Commands
- Solution
- Router Configuration
- Problem Establishing a GMPLS LSP
- Troubleshooting GMPLS and GRE Tunnel
- Symptom
- Cause
- Troubleshooting Commands
- Solution
- Conclusion
- Router Configurations
- Command-Line Interface Overview
- CLI Operational Mode
- Using the CLI Operational Mode
- Entering the CLI Operational Mode
- Getting Help on Commands at a Hierarchy Level
- Getting Help about Commands
- Listing Top-Level Operational Mode CLI Commands
- Listing CLI Commands That Start with a Particular Letter
- Listing All Available Commands of a Particular Type
- Having the CLI Complete Commands
- Using CLI Command Completion
- Displaying CLI Command History
- CLI Configuration Mode
- Configuration Statements and Identifiers
- Configuration Statement Hierarchy
- Using the CLI Configuration Mode
- Entering Configuration Mode
- Exiting Configuration Mode
- Moving Among Levels of the Hierarchy
- Displaying the Current Configuration
- Modifying the Configuration
- Removing a Statement
- Running Operational Mode CLI Commands from Configuration Mode
- Displaying Configuration Mode Command History
- Committing a Configuration
- Saving a Configuration to a File
- Returning to a Previously Committed Configuration
- Getting Help about Statements
- Index