leaf-tunnel-limit-inet (MVPN Selective Tunnels)
Syntax
leaf-tunnel-limit-inet number;
Hierarchy Level
[edit logical-systems logical-system-name routing-instances instance-name provider-tunnel selective], [edit routing-instances instance-name provider-tunnel selective]
Description
Configure the maximum number of selective leaf tunnels for IPv4 control-plane routes.
The purpose of the leaf-tunnel-limit-inet statement is to supplement the
multicast forwarding-cache limit when the MVPN rpt-spt mode is
configured and when traffic is flowing through selective service provider multicast
service interface (S-PMSI) tunnels and is forwarded by way of the (*,G) entry, even
though the forwarding cache limit has already blocked the forwarding entries from
being created.
The leaf-tunnel-limit-inet statement limits the number
of Type-4 leaf autodiscovery (AD) route messages that can be originated
by receiver provider edge (PE) routers in response to receiving from
the sender PE router S-PMSI AD routes with the leaf-information-required
flag set. Thus, this statement limits the number of leaf nodes that
are created when a selective tunnel is formed.
You can configure the statement only when the MVPN mode is rpt-spt.
This statement is independent of the cmcast-joins-limit-inet statement and of the forwarding-cache threshold statement.
Setting the leaf-tunnel-limit-inet statement or reducing
the value of the limit does not alter or delete the already existing
and installed routes. If needed, you can run the clear pim join command to force the limit to take effect. Those routes that cannot
be processed because of the limit are added to a queue, and this queue
is processed when the limit is removed or increased and when existing
routes are deleted.
Default
Unlimited
Options
| number | Maximum number of selective leaf tunnels for IPv4. |
Required Privilege Level
routing—To view this statement in the configuration.
routing-control—To add this statement to the configuration.
Release Information
Statement introduced in Junos OS Release 13.3.