Tag Elements Beginning with P > <primary> (configuration/protocols/mpls/label-switched-path)

Usage

<configuration>
    <protocols>
        <mpls>
            <label-switched-path>
                <primary>
                    <name>name</name> <!-- identifier -->
                    <bandwidth>...</bandwidth>
                    <class-of-service>class-of-service</class-of-service>
                    <no-decrement-ttl/>
                    <hop-limit>hop-limit</hop-limit>
                    <no-cspf/>
                    <admin-down/>
                    <optimize-timer>seconds</optimize-timer>
                    <preference>preference</preference>
                    <setup-priority>setup-priority</setup-priority>
                    <reservation-priority>reservation-priority</reservation-priority>
                    <record/>
                    <standby/>
                    <admin-group>...</admin-group>
                    <oam>...</oam>
                    <adaptive/>
                    <select>select-choice</select>
                </primary>
            </label-switched-path>
        </mpls>
    </protocols>
</configuration>

Description

Preferred path.

Contents

<adaptive>—Have the LSP smoothly cut over to new routes.

<admin-down>—Keep the LSP in administrative down state.

<admin-group>—Administrative group policy.

<bandwidth>—Bandwidth to reserve (bps).

<class-of-service>—Class-of-service value.

<hop-limit>—Maximum allowed router hops.

<name>—Name of path.

<no-cspf>—Disable automatic path computation.

<no-decrement-ttl>—Do not decrement the TTL within an LSP.

<oam>—Periodic OAM.

<optimize-timer>—Periodical path reoptimizations.

<preference>—Preference value.

<record>—Record transit routers.

<reservation-priority>—Reservation priority.

<select>—No documentation is available yet.

• manual—Manual override as preferred active path, if up and stable.
• unconditional—Unconditional override as preferred active path, regardless of up/down status.

<setup-priority>—Set-up priority.

<standby>—Keep backup paths in continuous standby.