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Configuring a Forwarding Adjacency

A forwarding adjacency is a type of GMPLS traffic engineering link. It requires that you configure local and remote addresses to identify the link. A forwarding adjacency is associated with a specific peer router. You could configure multiple forwarding adjacencies to the same peer router.

To configure a forwarding adjacency, you need to configure the te-link statement at the [edit protocols link-management] hierarchy level:



[edit protocols link-management]

te-link te-link-name {

label-switched-path lsp-name;

local-address ip-address;

remote-address ip-address;
}

For more information on how to configure GMPLS traffic engineering links, see Configuring LMP Traffic Engineering Links.

Note: Do not configure the control channel for a forwarding adjacency peer router. Configuring a control channel causes the commit to fail.

The following sections describe how to configure the te-link statement for a forwarding adjacency:

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