Viewing Design Results

After the design is complete, view the resulting Diversity Level achieved under the Div Level column.

Figure 1: Path Window After Design for Diverse Standby + Dynamic Tertiary Screenshot of Diverse Path Design software interface showing network tunnel configuration with columns for Tunnel/Group Name, Tunnel/Path Type, Div Type, Div Level, Tunnel1 Name, Tunnel2 Name, and Tunnel1 BW. Buttons below include Tune, Modify, Show Paths, View Path Details, and Action.

Screenshot of Diverse Path Design software interface showing network tunnel configuration with columns for Tunnel/Group Name, Tunnel/Path Type, Div Type, Div Level, Tunnel1 Name, Tunnel2 Name, and Tunnel1 BW. Buttons below include Tune, Modify, Show Paths, View Path Details, and Action.

Scroll to the right to see the paths to see the new paths (“Current Path” columns) for the backup tunnel paths, and the paths that have been configured (“Config Path” columns)

Click on any row and select Show Paths to view the primary and secondary/standby paths on the topology map. Note that the primary path is yellow, the secondary or standby path is purple, and the tertiary path is orange. If the paths overlap, you may want to select “Highlight a Selected Path” to view one at a time.

To focus only on the selected paths, select “Hide Unrelated Nodes.”

Figure 2: Paths After Design for Tertiary diverse path (3DIV) Network visualization tool interface showing nodes and links. Paths panel details network paths like primary, standby, and tertiary. Map panel displays network topology with color-coded links indicating utilization levels. Controls allow path highlights and node adjustments.

Network visualization tool interface showing nodes and links. Paths panel details network paths like primary, standby, and tertiary. Map panel displays network topology with color-coded links indicating utilization levels. Controls allow path highlights and node adjustments.

Click on View Path Details to view the tunnel details. If you designed for standby paths, there will be two entries for the tunnel, one for the primary path and one for the standby path marked with STANDBY in the type field. If you designed for secondary paths, the secondary path information is displayed in the same tunnel entry as the primary path and is listed in the Paths tab.

Note:

For secondary paths, the path name may not be specified. To enter a path name for the secondary path, navigate to Tunnels tab, select the LSP, click Modify > Selected > Paths > Pathname and enter a name in the pathname field to have the name displayed for the Secondary column.

Click Action > Report... to save the contents of the Tune Paths window to a comma-separated file.