multipath-rule
Syntax
multipath-rule name {
application;
application-group;
bandwidth-limit bandwidth-limit;
enable-reverse-wing;
link-preferences;
link-type (IP | MPLS);
number-of-paths number-of-paths;
}Hierarchy Level
[edit security advance-policy-based-routing]
Description
Configure application-based multipath routing options.
A multipath rule is attached to an SLA rule. The SLA rule is an action part of the APBR rule in a APBR profile. So, whenever a traffic matches the APBR profile, the SLA rule and the multipath rule gets applied and hence multipathing is enabled for that traffic.
Options
| name |
Name of the multipath rule. |
| application |
Dynamic application type to match. |
| application-group |
Dynamic application group type to match. |
| bandwidth-limit |
Bandwidth limit on slowest link to avoid saturation in percentage.
|
| enable-reverse-wing | Enable packet copy in the reverse direction flow. |
| link-preferences |
Specify link preference for overlay interfaces. You can specify interfaces such as generic routing encapsulation (GRE) and secure tunnel (st) If you have not configured the
|
| link-type |
Specify the underlay interface user defined link types. If
you do not configure |
| number-of-path |
Allocate the number of paths for multipath routing.
|
Required Privilege Level
Security
Release Information
Statement introduced in Junos OS Release 19.2R1.