micro-srv6-sid
Syntax
micro-srv6-sid {
micro-sid ipv6-address;
strict-adjacency;
}Hierarchy Level
[edit logical-systems name protocols source-packet-routing segment-list],
[edit protocols source-packet-routing segment-list]
Description
Configure a micro Segment Routing over IPv6 (SRv6) Segment ID (SID) for use in an SR-TE segment list. The micro-srv6-sid statement enables you to define compressed uSIDs (micro-SIDs) for TE paths using SRv6 micro-segmentation.
This configuration is specifically for segment lists where all hops are micro-SID based. When micro-srv6-sid is used for any hop in a segment list, all other hops must also be configured using micro-srv6-sid. Mixing srv6-sid, label, or other classic SID configurations with micro-SIDs in the same segment list is not supported.
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A segment list that includes any micro-srv6-sid entries must consist entirely of micro-SIDs.
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Dynamic, auto-translate, or compute options are not allowed in segment lists using micro-srv6-sid.
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If referenced in a tunnel, the tunnel must use srv6-based configuration and all associated segment lists must be micro-SID-only.
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Violations of these constraints will trigger a commit error.
Options
| micro-sid |
Specifies the micro SID in IPv6 address format. This SID must match the format advertised by the IS-IS IGP (for example, <block>:<uN> or <block>:<uN>:<uA>). |
| strict-adjacency |
Indicates that this hop must be strictly adjacent to the previous hop in the segment list. When configured, the uNode component is omitted during SID compression. Constraints for strict-adjacency Statement
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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 23.4R1.