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show mpls lsp
25
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Max LP session exceeded
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Peer session down
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Wait for peer
Command
output
The show mpls lsp command displays the following information.
Output field
Description
From:
The LSPs source address, configured with the from command. When a
source IP address has not been specified for the LSP with the from
command, and the LSP has not been enabled, then ‘(n/a)’ is displayed in
the ‘From’ field.
admin:
The administrative state of the LSP. Once you activate the LSP with the
enable command, the administrative state changes from DOWN to UP.
tunnel interface (primary path):
The MPLS tunnel interface port ID.
Times primary LSP goes up since
enabled:
The number of times the operational state of the LSPs primary path has
transitioned from DOWN to UP.
Metric:
The metric for the LSP, configured with the metric command.
number of installed aliases:
The number of aliases that have been installed for the egress LER.
Maximum retries:
The maximum number of attempts the ingress LER attempts to connect to
the egress LER, set with the retry-limit command.
no. of retries:
The number of attempts the ingress LER has made to connect to the
egress LER.
Pri. path:
The name of the primary path for this LSP and whether the path is
currently active.
up:
Displays if the primary path is UP.
active:
Displays if the primary path is active.
Setup priority:
The setup priority of the path. The valid range is between 0 - 7. The default
is 7, the lowest setup priority value. When an invalid range is entered, then
an error message displays. The priority parameter should be entered along
with the bandwidth parameter because while setting up an LSP, the setup
priority value decides the ability to reserve a bandwidth amount.
hold priority:
The configured hold priority for the LSP.
Max rate:
The maximum rate of packets that can go through the LSP (in kbps), set
with the traffic-eng max-rate command.
mean rate:
The average rate of packets that can go through the LSP (in kbps), set with
the traffic-eng mean-rate command.
max burst:
The maximum size (in bytes) of the largest burst the LSP can send at the
maximum rate, set with the traffic-eng max-burst command.
Constraint-based routing enabled:
Whether CSPF is in effect for the LSP.
Tie breaking:
The tie-breaking method CSPF uses to select a path from a group of
equal-cost paths to the egress LER, set with the tie-breaking command.
hop limit:
The maximum number of hops a path calculated by CSPF can have, set
with the hop-limit command.
Active Path attributes: