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show link-management te-link

Syntax

show link-management te-link
<name name>

Release Information

Command introduced before JUNOS Release 7.4.

Description

Display the resources used to set up Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) traffic-engineered forwarding paths.

Options

none — Display information for all traffic-engineered links.

name name — (Optional) Display information for the specified traffic-engineered link only.

Required Privilege Level

view

Related Topics

show link-management
show link-management peer
show link-management routing
show link-management statistics

List of Sample Output

show link-management te-link

Output Fields

Table 147 describes the output fields for the show link-management te-link command. Output fields are listed in the approximate order in which they appear.

Table 147: show link-management te-link Output Fields

Field Name

Field Description

TE link name

Traffic-engineered link name.

State

State of the traffic-engineered link: Up or Down.

Local identifier

Identifier of the local side of the link.

Remote identifier

Identifier of the remote side of the link.

Local address

Address of the local side of the link.

Remote address

Address of the remote side of the link.

Encoding

Physical layer media type determined by the interfaces contained in the traffic-engineered link. Typical values include SDH/SONET, Ethernet, Packet, and PDH.

Switching

Type of switching that can be performed on the traffic-engineered link. Supported values are PSC-1 and Packet.

Minimum bandwidth

Smallest single allocation of bandwidth, in bits per second (bps) or megabits per second (Mbps), possible on the traffic-engineered link. This number is equal to the smallest bandwidth interface that is a member of the traffic-engineered link.

Maximum bandwidth

Largest single allocation of bandwidth, in bps or Mbps, possible on the traffic-engineered link. This number is equal to the largest bandwidth interface that is a member of the link.

Total bandwidth

Sum of the bandwidth, in bps or Mbps, of all interfaces that are members of the link (in bps).

Available Bandwidth

Sum of the bandwidth, in bps or Mbps, of all interfaces that are members of the link and that are not yet allocated.

Name

Name of the interface.

State

State of the interface: Up or Down.

Local ID

Identifier of the local side of the interface.

Remote ID

Identifier of the remote side of the interface.

Bandwidth

Bandwidth, in bps or Mbps, of the member interface.

Used

Whether the resource is allocated to an LSP: Yes or No.

LSP-name

LSP name.

Sample Output

show link-management te-link

user@host> show link-management te-link 
TE link name: FA-bd, State: Up
  Local identifier: 4144, Remote identifier: 0, Local address: 2.2.2.1, 
  Remote address: 2.2.2.2, Encoding: Ethernet, Switching: Packet, 
  Minimum bandwidth: 0bps, Maximum bandwidth: 0bps, Total bandwidth: 0bps,   Available bandwidth: 0bps
    Name        State Local ID  Remote ID      Bandwidth Used  LSP-name
    falsp-bd    Dn       43077          0           0bps No

 TE link name: FA-be, State: Up
  Local identifier: 4145, Remote identifier: 0, Local address: 1.1.1.1, 
   Remote address: 1.1.1.2, Encoding: Ethernet, Switching: Packet, 
  Minimum bandwidth: 0bps, Maximum bandwidth: 10Mbps, Total bandwidth: 10Mbps,   Available bandwidth: 8Mbps
    Name        State Local ID  Remote ID      Bandwidth Used  LSP-name
    falsp-be    Up       43076          0         10Mbps  Yes  e2elsp-bf
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