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compute-profile

Syntax

Hierarchy Level

Description

Configure the compute profile for dynamically computed paths. You can use a compute profile to logically group the computation constraints. These compute profiles are referenced by the segment routing paths for computing the primary and secondary segment routing LSPs.

Options

name

Name of the computation-profile.
algorithm

Algorithm that you would prefer to participate (1 to 255).

  • Values:

    • 1—Strict SPF Algorithm

    • 128 to 255—Flex Algorithm

    • 2 to 127—Invalid range and proper commit check error will be given to user

Note:

Only one algorithm can be configured in the compute profile.

The configured algorithm is used as a constraint and SIDs corresponding to the given algorithm will be used for compression.

By default, the value is 0 and hence would result in just using algorithm 0 SIDs for compression.
protected

Choose protected labels if available.

  • Values:

    • mandatory—Mandatorily choose protected labels.
unprotected

Choose unprotected labels if available.

  • Values:

    • mandatory—Mandatorily choose unprotected labels.
bound-metric

Bound metric used for computation.
delay

Delay bound metric value.

  • Range: 1 through 4294967295
igp

IGP bound metric value

  • Range: 1 through 4294967295
te

TE bound metric value

  • Range: 1 through 4294967295
compute-segment-list

Name of the compute type segment list.
igp-instance

IGP instance name
igp-instance-default

IGP default or master instance
igp-topology

IGP topology name

  • default—IGP default topology

  • ipv6-unicast—IGP IPv6 Unicast topology
maximum-computed-segment-lists

Maximum number of segment-lists (ECMP paths) to be computed.

  • Range: 1 through 128
maximum-segment-list-depth

Maximum depth of computed path.

  • Range: 1 through 16
metric-type

Specify the metric type used for computation.

  • Values:

    • igp—Interior gateway protocol metric.

    • te—Traffic-engineering metric.

    • delay—Compute delay metrics.

      For metric-type delay, you can assign the following metric types:

      • minimum—Minimum delay metric value from TED for cumulative lowest latency path calculation. The minimum delay metric is enabled by default.
      • average—Average delay metric value from TED for cumulative lowest latency path calculation.
      • maximum—Maximum delay metric value from TED for cumulative lowest latency path calculation.
      • delay-variation-threshold <value>—Link delay variation threshold (1..16777215). Any link exceeding the delay variation threshold would be excluded from path calculation. The delay variation threshold is independent of whether you are doing optimization for minimum, maximum, or average.
no-sid-stack-compression

Provide fully expanded path, using adjacency segment identifiers.
bandwidth-requested

SR Path requested bandwidth in (bits/sec) (bps).
bandwidth-reservation-priority

SR path bandwidth reservation priority.

  • Reservation priority—Defines the reservation priority of the LSP. Range: 0 through 7.

  • Setup-priority—Defines the setup (holding) priority of the LSP. Range: 0 through 7.
srv6

Enable compute profile with srv6

  • no-micro-sid—Compute paths only with classic sids

The remaining statements are explained separately. See CLI Explorer.

Required Privilege Level

routing

Release Information

Statement introduced in Junos OS Release 19.2R1-S1.

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