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monitor mpls delay rsvp

Syntax

Description

Perform an on-demand delay measurement and display the measured values for associated bidirectional MPLS ultimate hop popping (UHP) point-to-point label-switched paths (LSPs).

Options

lsp-name

Name of the associated bidirectional MPLS UHP LSP for which the delay measurement is performed.

detail

(Optional) Display detailed output of the LSP delay measurement.

count count

(Optional) Specify the number of delay measurements to be carried out for the MPLS UHP LSP. For LSP delay measurement, the number of queries sent is the specified count number plus one additional query, because the LSP delay is measured using successive messages.

  • Default: 10

  • Range: 1 through 1000000

interval seconds

(Optional) Specify in seconds the interval between two successive query messages.

  • Range: 1 through 255 seconds

padding-size padding-size

(Optional) Specify the length of padding TLV to be included in the query message.

  • Range: 0 through 1500

traffic-class traffic-class

(Optional) Specify the traffic class for the LSP delay measurement. When the traffic-class value is not specified, the default traffic-class code-point of 111 is used.

  • Range: 0 though 7

Required Privilege Level

view

Output Fields

Table 1 describes the output fields for the monitor mpls delay rsvp command. Output fields are listed in the approximate order in which they appear.

Table 1: monitor mpls delay rsvp Output Fields

Field Name

Field Description

Level of Output

Current two-way channel delay

Sum of packet delays, excluding the processing time of the remote provider edge (PE) router.

All Levels

Current round-trip-time

Total time taken for completing round-trip of packet.

All Levels

Best two-way channel delay

Best available two-way channel delay count.

All Levels

Worst two-way channel delay

Worst available two-way channel delay count.

All Levels

Average two-way channel delay

Average of the available two-way channel delay counts.

All Levels

Best round-trip-time

Best available round-trip-time count.

All Levels

Worst round-trip-time

Worst available round-trip-time count.

All Levels

Average round-trip-time

Average of the available round-trip-time counts.

All Levels

Average forward delay variation

Average of the variation in forward delay.

All Levels

Average reverse delay variation

Average of the variation in reverse delay.

All Levels

DM queries sent

Number of queries sent for delay measurement.

All Levels

DM responses received

Number of responses received for delay measurement queries.

All Levels

DM queries timedout

Number of timed out queries sent for delay measurement.

All Levels

DM responses dropped due to errors

Number of loss measurement responses dropped due to errors.

All Levels

Response code

Status of the messages used for delay measurement. Response code can be one of the following:

  • Success—Successful response code.

  • Failed—Failed response code.

detail

Querier transmit timestamp

Timestamp on the query message when the message is sent out the ingress PE router (querier). This is done in the hardware before packet is sent out of an interface.

detail

Responder receive timestamp

Timestamp on the response message when the message is received by the egress PE router (responder). This is done in the hardware before packet is received by an interface.

detail

Responder transmit timestamp

Timestamp on the query message when the message is sent out the egress PE router (responder). This is done in the hardware before packet is sent out of an interface.

detail

Querier receive timestamp

Timestamp on the response message when the message is received by the ingress PE router (querier). This is done in the hardware before packet is received by an interface.

detail

Sample Output

monitor mpls lsp delay rsvp count

monitor mpls lsp delay rsvp count detail

Release Information

Command introduced in Junos OS Release 14.2.