<mpls-restart-path>

Usage

<mpls-restart-lsp>
    <mpls-restart-path>
        <lsp-path-type>lsp-path-type</lsp-path-type>
        <name>name</name>
        <path-standby/>
        <path-active/>
        <path-state>path-state</path-state>
        <lsp-id>lsp-id</lsp-id>
        <tunnel-id>tunnel-id</tunnel-id>
        <path-flags>path-flags</path-flags>
        <bandwidth>bandwidth</bandwidth>
        <per-class-bandwidth-heading>per-class-bandwidth-heading
                                    </per-class-bandwidth-heading>
        <bandwidth_ct0>bandwidth_ct0</bandwidth_ct0>
        <bandwidth_ct1>bandwidth_ct1</bandwidth_ct1>
        <bandwidth_ct2>bandwidth_ct2</bandwidth_ct2>
        <bandwidth_ct3>bandwidth_ct3</bandwidth_ct3>
        <explicit-route>...</explicit-route>
        <mpls-restart-rsvp>...</mpls-restart-rsvp>
    </mpls-restart-path>
</mpls-restart-lsp>

Description

No documentation is available yet.

Contents

<bandwidth>—No documentation is available yet.

<bandwidth_ct0>—No documentation is available yet.

<bandwidth_ct1>—No documentation is available yet.

<bandwidth_ct2>—No documentation is available yet.

<bandwidth_ct3>—No documentation is available yet.

<explicit-route>—Explicit Route Object (ERO).

<lsp-id>—LSP ID or source port for some sender. It is unique to every sender or LSP.

<lsp-path-type>—Primary or secondary LSP path.

<mpls-restart-rsvp>—No documentation is available yet.

<name>—No documentation is available yet.

<path-active>—Whether the path is active or not.

<path-flags>—No documentation is available yet.

<path-standby>—No documentation is available yet.

<path-state>—State of the MPLS path.

<per-class-bandwidth-heading>—No documentation is available yet.

<tunnel-id>—Tunnel ID or destination port for this session. It is unique to every session.