CTR 8500-8300 3.5.20 TLM CLI Commands - January2018

CTR 8500-8300
TLM
CLI Commands
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January 2018
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Traffic Engineering Link Manager

Traffic Engineering Link Manager (TLM) configures Traffic Engineering (TE-Link and its
related traffic engineering parameters. A TE link is a logical construct that represents a way
to group/map the information about certain physical resources and their properties. AOS’s
TLM maintains the TE parameters and shares required information with other modules like
OSPF-TE and RSVP-TE.
The list of commands for the configuration of TLM is as follows:
l address-type
l advertise
l associate srlg
l channel-type
l debug link-management
l flooding thresholds
l force bw-threshold
l interface
l link type
l local te-link ipv4
l local te-link unnum
l max reservable bandwidth
l metric
l min lsp bandwidth
l mpls traffic-eng
l mpls traffic-eng tunnels
l protection-type
l remote router-id
l resource-class class-value
l show mpls traffic-eng
l shutdown – TE Link
l shutdown –Component Link Interface
l switching-capability
l te-link
address-type
Command Objective
This command configures the address-type of a TE link
Syntax
address-type { ipv4 | ipv6 | un-known }
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Parameter Description
ipv4
Configures the address type of a TE link as ipv4
ipv6
Configures the address type of a TE link as ipv6. Currently ipv6 is not supported.
un-known
Configures the address type of a TE link as un-known
Mode
TLM TE Link Mode/ TLM TE Link Interface Mode
Example
aos(config-mpls-te-link)# address-type ipv4
aos(config-mpls-te-link-if)# address-type ipv4
Related Command(s)
mpls traffic-eng
Enters the TE link mode.
te-link
Creates a Traffic Engineering Link with the user specified name
no shutdown
Enables a TE Link.
local te-link ipv4

Configures the ip address for local and Remote end of TE-link.
local te-link unnum

Configures the local and Remote identifier for the TE-link.
show mpls traffic-eng

Displays parameters of TE Link and component link associated with it
advertise
Command Objective
This command advertises the configured TE-Link in IGP domain.
The no form of the command does not advertise the configures TE-Link in IGP domain.
Syntax
advertise
no advertise
Mode
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Defaults
TE link is advertised
Example
aos(config-mpls-te-link)# advertise
Related Command(s)
mpls traffic-eng
te-link
Creates a Traffic Engineering Link with the user specified name and enters the TE-Link
mode
associate srlg
Command Objective
This command configures Shared Risk Link Groups (SRLG) value for the TE Link. This value
ranges from 0 to 4294967295. The SRLG of a bundled link is the union of the SRLGs of all the
component links.
A set of links may constitute a shared risk link group (SRLG) if they share a resource whose
failure may affect all links in the set.
The no form of the command removes SRLG value associated with the TE Link.
Syntax
associate srlg <value>
no associate srlg <integer>
Mode
Example
aos(config-mpls-te-link)# associate srlg 30
aos(config-mpls-te-link-if)# associate srlg 304
Related Command(s)
mpls traffic-eng
te-link
mode.

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channel-type
Command Objective
This command configures the channel type for the TE Link. This information is very crucial for
proper generation of Traffic Engineering LSAs.
Syntax
channel-type {data-channel | data-control-channel | forwarding-
adjacency-channel}
data-channel
Configure channel type as datachannel. A data channel is a pair of interfaces that are
used to transfer user data
data-control-channel
Configure channel type as data and control channel. A control channel is a pair of
mutually reachable interfaces that are used to enable communication between nodes
for routing, signaling and link management.
forwarding-adjacency-channel
Configures channel type as forwarding adjacency channel.
Mode
Defaults
data-control-channel
Example
aos(config-mpls-te-link)# channel-type data-controlchannel
aos(config-mpls-te-link-if)# channel-type data-controlchannel
Related Command(s)
mpls traffic-eng
te-link
mode
debug link-management
Command Objective
This command enables tracing of TLM module as per the configured debug levels. The trace
statements are generated for the configured trace levels.
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This command allows combination of debug levels to be configured (that is, more than one
level of trace can be enabled or disabled).
The no form of the command disables the tracing of the TLM module as per the configured
debug levels. The trace statements are not generated for the configured trace levels.
Syntax
debug link-management { all | [critical] [func-Entry] [func-exit]
[failure] [mem-failure] [mgmt] }
no debug link-management { all | [critical] [func-entry] [func-
exit] [failure] [mem-failure] [mgmt] }
all
Generates debug statements for all kinds of traces
critical
Generates debug statements for critical traces
func-entry
Generates debug statements for function entry traces
func-exit
Generates debug statements for function exit traces
failure
Generates debug statements for failure traces.
Mem-failure
Generates debug statements for memory failure traces
mgmt
Generates debug statements for management traces
Mode
Privileged EXEC Mode
Defaults
Tracing of the TLM module is disabled.
Example
aos# debug link-management all
flooding thresholds
Command Objective
This command configures Bandwidth Threshold values which are used in bandwidth
advertisement of TE-Links.
Syntaxflooding thresholds { down | up } <threshold0-percent> [
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<threshold1-percent> ] [ <threshold2-percent> ] [ <threshold3-

percent> ] [ <threshold4-percent> ] [ <threshold5-percent> ] [
percent> ] [ <threshold9-percent> ] [ <threshold10-percent> ] [
percent> ] [ <threshold14-percent> ] [ <threshold15-percent> ]
down
Configures the thresholds for decreased resource availability
up
Configures the thresholds for increased resource availability
<threshold0-percent>-<threshold15-percent>
Configures Increased / Decreased bandwidth usage in percentage. These bandwidth
threshold values are used in bandwidth advertisement of TE-Links. This value ranges
from 0 to 100.
<threshold0> represents the first bandwidth , <threshold1> represents the

second bandwidth and similarly all the other bandwidths are represented in the
same chronological order with <threshold15> representing the sixteenth and the
last bandwidth.
Mode
Defaults
The default values for incremental threshold from threshold0 to threshold15 are 15, 30, 45,
60, 70, 75, 80, 85, 90, 93, 95, 96, 97, 98, 99, 100 respectively.
The default values for decremental threshold from threshold0 to threshold15 are 100, 99, 98,
97, 96, 95, 93, 90, 85, 80, 75, 70, 60, 45, 30, 15 respectively.
Example
aos(config-mpls-te-link)# flooding thresholds up 0 30 40 40 40 40
50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50
aos(config-mpls-te-link-if)# flooding thresholds up 0 30 40 40 40
40 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50 50
Related Command(s)
mpls traffic-eng
te-link
mode
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force bw-threshold
Command Objective
This command forces the router to flood the current bandwidth information through type-10
Link State Advertisements (LSAs)
Syntax
force bw-threshold
Mode
Global Configuration Mode
Defaults
Disabled
Example
aos(config)# force bw-threshold
interface
Command Objective
This command creates an unbundle TE-link interface or component link Interface. TE link
interfaces are logical interfaces with no media-level addresses.
The no form of the command deletes an unbundle TE link interface or component link
Interface.
N O TE: A Component L ink Inter fac e c an be c r eated only if TL M Module is
enabled and the phys ic al inter fac e is enabled.
Syntax
interface { te-link <te-link-name> | <iftype> <ifnum> | mplstunnel
<tunnel-index (1-65535)> }
no interface { te-link <string(20)> | <iftype> <ifnum> }
<te-link-name>
Configures TE Link Interface with the given TE Link name. The maximum characters of
the string is 20.
<iftype>
Configures Component Link Interface. The interface can be:
gigabitethernet
A version of LAN standard architecture that supports data transfer upto 1
Gigabit per second.
<ifnum>
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Configures the Component Interface identifier. This is a unique value that represents
the specific interface. This value is a combination of slot number and port number
separated by a slash. For example: 0/1 represents that the slot number is 0 and port
number is 1.
mplstunnel <tunnel-index (1-65535)>

Configures TE Link Interface with the specified mpls tunnel index. This value ranges
from 1 to 65535.
Mode
Example
aos(config-mpls-te-link)# interface te-link test1
aos(config-mpls-te-link-if)#
aos(config-mpls-te-link)# interface gigabitethernet 0/1
aos(config-mpls-comp-link)#
aos(config-mpls-te-link-if)# interface gigabitethernet 0/2
aos(config-mpls-comp-link-if)#
aos(config-mpls-te-link)# interface mplstunnel 1
aos(config-mpls-comp-link)#
Related Command(s)
mpls traffic-eng tunnels
Enables TLM module.
mpls traffic-eng
te-link
mode.
no shutdown
Enables a TE Link.switching-capability - Configures Switching Capability and encoding
type of Component-Link.
max reservable bandwidth

Configures the maximum reservable bandwidth of component link.
min lsp bandwidth

Configures the minimum LSP bandwidth for component link.

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link type
Command Objective
This command configures the interface type of the TE Link.
N O TE: When the TE link oper ates as dataAndContr olChannel, link type
s hould be multi-ac c es s .
N O TE: When the TE link oper ates as dataChannel, link type s hould be
point-topoint
Syntax
link type { point-to-point | multi-access }
point-to-point
Configures link type as point-to-point. Point to Point links are physical or logical
(subinterfaces) point-to-point serial link connections. These links can be numbered (an
IP address is configured on the link) or unnumbered.
multi-access
Configures link type as multi-access.
Mode
Defaults
point-to-point
Example
aos(config-mpls-te-link)# link type point-to-point
aos(config-mpls-te-link-if)# link type point-to-point
Related Command(s)
mpls traffic-eng
te-link
mode.
local te-link ipv4

Command Objective
This command configures the IP address for local and Remote end of TE-link.
N O TE: To c onfigur e the ip addr es s for loc al and Remote end of TE-link,
the addr es s type of the link s hould be s et as ipv4.
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Syntax
local te-link ipv4 <local-ip> remote te-link ipv4 <remoteip>
<local-ip>
Configures IPv4 Address for the local end of TE Link. The Local Interface IP Address
specifies the IP address of the interface corresponding to the link.
<remote-ip)>
Configures IPv4 Address for the remote end of TE Link. The Remote Interface IP
Address specifies the IP address of the neighbor's interface corresponding to the link.
Mode
Defaults
Local IP address – 0.0.0.0
Remote IP address – 0.0.0.0
Example
aos(config-mpls-te-link)# local te-link ipv4 10.0.0.1 remote te-
link ipv4 10.0.0.2
aos(config-mpls-te-link-if)# local te-link ipv4 10.0.0.1 remote te-
link ipv4 10.0.0.2
Related Command(s)
mpls traffic-eng
te-link
mode.
address-type
Configures the address-type of a TE link
no shutdown
Enables a TE Link.

local te-link unnum

Command Objective
This command configures the local and Remote identifier of TE-link.
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N O TE: To c onfigur ed the loc al and Remote Identifier , the addr es s type of
the TE L ink s hould be s et to Un-Number ed
Syntaxlocal
te-link unnum <identifier (1-2147483647)> remote telink unnum
<identifier(1-2147483647)>
< identifier (1-2147483647)>
Assigns Unnumbered identifier to the local / remote end of TE Link. This value ranges
from 1 to 2147483647.
local link identifier

For the numbered links, the outgoing interface identifier is set to the outgoing
interface identifier chosen for the TE link by the advertising Label Switching
Router (LSR).
remote Link Identifier

For unnumbered links, the incoming interface is set to the outgoing interface
identifier chosen by the neighboring LSR for the reverse link corresponding to
this TE link.
Mode
Example
aos(config-mpls-te-link)# local te-link unnum 1 remote telink unnum
211
aos(config-mpls-te-link-if)# local te-link unnum 1 remote te-link
unnum 211
Related Command(s)
mpls traffic-eng
te-link
mode.
address-type
Configures the address-type of a TE link.
no shutdown
Enables a TE Link.

Displays parameters of TE Link and component link associated with it.
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Command Objective
This command configures the maximum reservable bandwidth of component link. Maximum
reservable bandwidth is the union of the maximum reservable bandwidth of all the component
links within the TE link that can be used to carry live traffic. This value ranges from 0 to
4294967295 kbps
The no form of the command resets the maximum reservable bandwidth of component link to
the default value.
N O TE: After c onfigur ing the bandw idth , " no s hutdow n" c ommand is
mandator y at the end of c omponent link c onfigur ation and TE link
c onfigur ation to c opy the bandw idth value fr om Component L ink to TE link
Syntax
max reservable bandwidth <bandwidth-kbps>
no max reservable bandwidth
Mode
TLM TE Component Link Mode/ TLM TE Component Link Interface Mode
Defaults
0
Example
aos(config-mpls-comp-link)# max reservable bandwidth 2048000
aos(config-mpls-comp-link-if)# max reservable bandwidth 2048000
Related Command(s)
Enables TLM module.
mpls traffic-eng
te-link
mode
interface
creates a unbundle te-link interface or component link Interface

metric
Command Objective
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This command configures the metric value of TE link. A metric is a weight assigned to links in
the network to indicate the relative preference of a link during path computation. This value
ranges from 1 to 65535
The traffic engineering metric for the TE link is derived from its component links. All
component links within the TE link must have the same traffic engineering metric.
Syntax
metric <metric-value(1-65535)>
Mode
Defaults
1
Example
aos(config-mpls-te-link)# metric 2
aos(config-mpls-te-link-if)# metric 20
Related Command(s)
mpls traffic-eng
te-link
mode

min lsp bandwidth

Command Objective
This command configures the minimum LSP bandwidth for component link. Minimum LSP
bandwidth is the union of the minimum LSP bandwidth of all the component links associated
with the TE link that can be used to carry live traffic. This value ranges from 0 to 4294967295
kbps
The no form of the command resets the minimum LSP bandwidth for component link to the
default value.
N O TE: After c onfigur ing the bandw idth , " no s hutdow n" c ommand is
m and ato ry at the end of c omponent link c onfigur ation and TE link
c onfigur ation to c opy the bandw idth value fr om Component L ink to TE link
Syntax
min lsp bandwidth <bandwidth-kbps>
no min lsp bandwidth
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Mode
Defaults
0
Example
aos(config-mpls-comp-link)# min lsp bandwidth 1024
aos(config-mpls-comp-link-if)# min lsp bandwidth 1024
Related Command(s)
Enables TLM module.
mpls traffic-eng
te-link
mode.
interface
Creates a unbundle te-link interface or component link Interface.


Command Objective
This command enables TLM module. TLM maintains the TE parameters and shares required
information with other modules like OSPF-TE and RSVP-TE.
The no form of the command disables TLM module.
N O TE: Exter nal modules w ill ac c es s the TE-L ink infor mation only if TL M
module s tatus is s et to enable
Syntax
no mpls traffic-eng tunnels
Mode
Defaults
Disabled
Example
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aos(config)# mpls traffic-eng tunnels
Related Command(s)
interface
mpls traffic-eng
Command Objective
This command enters the Traffic Engineering (TE) Link mode.
Syntax
mpls traffic-eng
Mode
Example
aos(config)# mpls traffic-eng
aos(config-mpls-te)#
Related Command(s)
te-link
Creates a Traffic Engineering(TE) Link with the user specified name.
interface
metric
Configures the metric value of TE-Link.
address-type
Configures the address type of TE Link.
remote router-id
Configures the remote router-id of TE Link.
local te-link ipv4

local te-link unnum

resource-class
Configures the resource-class for the TE Link.
protection-type
Configures the protection type for the TE Link.
associate srlg
Configures Shared Risk Link Groups (SRLG) value for the TE Link.
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channel-type
Configures the channel type for the TE Link.
link type
Configures the interface type of the TE Link.
flooding thresholds
Configures bandwidth threshold values in percentage.
switching-capability
Configures Switching Capability and encoding type of Component-Link.

min lsp bandwidth


protection-type
Command Objective
This command configures the protection type for the TE Link. The Link Protection Type
represents the protection capability that exists for a link
Syntax
protection-type { extra-traffic | unprotected | shared |
dedicated1For1 | dedicated1Plus1 | enhanced }
extra-traffic
Configures protection type as Extra-Traffic. Link with protection type as Extra Traffic
protects other links.The Label Switch Path (LSP) on a link of this type is lost if any of the
links protection fails
unprotected
Configures protection type as unprotected. Link with the protection type as unprotected
is not protected by any other links. The LSPs on a link of this type is lost if the link fails.
shared
Configures protection type as shared. Link with protection type as shared has one or
more disjoint links of type Extra Traffic links protecting it.
The Extra Traffic links are shared between one or more links of type Shared.
dedicated1For1
Configures protection type as dedicated1For1. Link with protection type as
Dedicated1for1 has one dedicated disjoint link of type Extra Traffic protecting it.
dedicated1Plus1
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Configures protection type as dedicated1Plus1. Link with protection type as

Dedicated1plus1 has a dedicated disjoint link protecting it. However, the protecting link
is not advertised in the link state database and is therefore not available for the routing
of LSPs.
enhanced
Configures protection type as enhanced. Link with protection type as Enhanced has a
protection scheme that is more reliable than Dedicated1plus1.
Mode
Defaults
unprotected
Example
aos(config-mpls-te-link)# protection-type enhanced
aos(config-mpls-te-link-if)# protection-type enhanced
Related Command(s)
mpls traffic-eng
te-link
mode.

remote router-id
Command Objective
This command configures the remote router id for TE Link. Remote Router Id is useful in the
case of Forwarding Adjacency (FA) TE links where it is not possible to get the router ID by the
other means.
Syntax
remote router-id <remote-router-identifier>
Mode
Defaults
0.0.0.0
Example
aos(config-mpls-te-link)# remote router-id 25.11.11.11
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aos(config-mpls-te-link-if)# remote router-id 25.11.11.11
Related Command(s)
mpls traffic-eng
te-link
mode.
no shutdown
Enables a TE Link.

resource-class class-value
Command Objective
This command configures a resource class value for the TE Link. The resource class for a
link bundle is derived from the resource class of its TE links. All TE links within a link bundle
must have the same resource class. This value ranges from 0 to 4294967295.
The no form of the command removes a resource class value for the TE Link.
Syntax
resource-class class-value <value>
no resource-class class-value <value>
Mode
Defaults
0
Example
aos(config-mpls-te-link)# resource-class class-value 44555
aos(config-mpls-te-link-if)# resource-class class-value 44555
Related Command(s)
mpls traffic-eng
te-link
mode.
no shutdown
Enables a TE Link.
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Command Objective
This command displays parameters of TE Link and component link associated with it.
Syntax
show mpls traffic-eng { te-link [<te-link-name>] | complink
[<interface-type> <interface-id>] }
<te-link-name>
Displays the parameters of the TE Link with the given name. The maximum characters
of the string is 20
<interface-type>
Displays the parameters of the given Component Link Interface. The interface can be :
gigabitethernet
A version of LAN standard architecture that supports data transfer upto 1
Gigabit per second.
<interface-id>
Displays the parameters of the given Component Link Interface with the given
Component Interface identifier. This is a unique value that represents the specific
interface.This value is a combination of slot number and port number separated by a
slash. For example: 0/1 represents that the slot number is 0 and port number is 1.
Mode
Privileged EXEC Mode
Example
aos# show mpls traffic-eng te-link
Te-Link Name: bundlelink, Index: 162, Admin: Down, Oper: Up
Local Identifier: 1, Remote Identifier: 211,
Remote Router-id: 25.11.11.11, Maximum Bandwidth: 0 kbps,
Maximum Reservable Bandwidth: 0 kbps,
Link Information Type: Data channel,
Link Interface Type: Point to point,
Protection Type: Unprotected, Metric: 0, Working
Priority: 7,
Resource Class Value: 44555,
TE-Link is Bundled
Switching Capability: psc1, pncoding: packet,
Minimum Lsp Bandwidth: 0 kbps, Interface MTU: 1500,
Maximum Lsp Bandwidth per Priority:
Priority 0: 0 kbps, Priority 1: 0 kbps,
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Unreserved Bandwidth per Priority:

Te-Link Name: test1, Index: 163, Admin: Down, Oper: Up
Protection Type: Unprotected, Metric: 0, Working Priority: 7,
TE-Link is a member of bundlelink Bundle
Name Oper IfIndex Bandwidth
Gi0/1 Up 1 5120000 kbps
Preferred Protection Type: Primary, Current Protection Type:
Primary,
Switching Capability: psc1, encoding: packet,
Te-Link Name: test2, Index: 164, Admin: Down, Oper: Up
Protection Type: Unprotected, Metric: 0, Working Priority: 7,
TE-Link is Un-Bundled
Name Oper IfIndex Bandwidth
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Gi0/2 Up 2 2048000 kbps

Preferred Protection Type: Primary, Current Protection Type:
Primary,
Switching Capability: psc1, encoding: packet,
Related Command(s)
mpls traffic-eng
te-link
Creates a Traffic Engineering(TE) Link with the user specified name.
interface
metric
address-type
remote router-id
local te-link ipv4

local te-link unnum

resource-class
protection-type
associate srlg
channel-type
link type
flooding thresholds
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shutdown – TE Link
Command Objective
This command disables a TE-link.
The no form of the command enables TE-link
N O TE: TE-L ink c an only be enabled, if all the r equir ed par ameter s for TE-
L ink ar e c onfigur ed and c omponent link (phys ic al por t) is as s oc iated w ith
the TE-L ink and its par ameter s ar e s et. The r equir ed par ameter s ar e:
l Address-type
l Local & remote ip / Local & remote identifier
l Remote Router Id
l Resource Class
Syntax
shutdown
no shutdown
Mode
Defaults
Disabled
Example
aos(config-mpls-te-link)# shutdown
aos(config-mpls-te-link-if)# shutdown
Related Command(s)
mpls traffic-eng
interface
address-type
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local te-link ipv4

local te-link unnum

resource-class
remote router-id

shutdown – Component Link Interface

Command Objective
This command disables a Component-Link Interface.
The no form of the command enables Component-Link Interface
N O TE: Component L ink Inter fac e c an only be enabled, if all the r equir ed
par ameter s for Component L ink Inter fac e ar e c onfigur ed and c omponent
link (phys ic al por t) is as s oc iated w ith the TE-L ink and its par ameter s ar e
s et. The r equir ed par ameter s ar e
l Min lsp Bandwidth
l Max reservable bandwidth
l Switching capability
l Encoding Type
Syntax
shutdown
no shutdown
Mode
Defaults
Disabled
Example
aos(config-mpls-comp-link)#shutdown
aos(config-mpls-comp-link-if)#shutdown
Related Command(s)
te-link
mode.
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interface

min lsp bandwidth


Command Objective
This command configures Switching Capability and encoding type of Component-Link.
Syntax
switching-capability { psc1 | psc2 | psc3 | psc4 | layer2- sw-cap |
tdm | lsc | fsc } encoding { packet | ethernet | ansiEtsiPdh |
shdltusonetAnsi | digitalWrapper | lambda | fiber | fiberChannel }
psc1
Configures Switching Capability as Packet-Switch Capable-1 Nodes receiving data over
interfaces type PSC-1 to PSC-4 can switch the received data on a packet-by-packet
basis. The various levels of PSC establish a hierarchy of LSPs tunneled within LSPs.
packet
Configures encoding type as packet. Currently only packet encoding type is supported.
N O TE: The r emaining par ameter s ar e not s uppor t and have been inc luded
her e for c ompletenes s .
psc2
Configures Switching Capability as Packet-Switch Capable-2.
psc3
psc4
layer2-sw-cap
Configures Switching Capability as Layer 2 Switch Capable. Nodes receiving data over
interface type L2SC can switch the received frames based on the layer 2 address.
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tdm
Configures Switching Capability as Time-Division-Multiplex(TDM) Capable. Nodes
receiving data over interface type TDM can multiplex or demultiplex channels within an
SDH payload.
lsc
Configures Switching Capability as Lambda-Switch Capable(LSC) Nodes receiving data
over interface type LSC can recognize and switch individual lambdas within the
interface. An interface that allows only one lambda per interface and switches just that
lambda is of type LSC.
fsc
Configures Switching Capability as Fiber-Switch Capable (FSC) Nodes receiving data
over interface type FSC can switch the entire contents to another interface (without
distinguishing lambdas, channels or packets).
ethernet
Configures encoding type as Ethernet.
ansiEtsiPdh
Configures encoding type as ANSI.
shdltusonetAnsi
Configures encoding type as SONET ANSI.
digitalWrapper
Configures encoding type as Digital Wrapper.
lambda
Configures encoding type as Lambda.
fiber
Configures encoding type as Fiber.
fiberChannel
Configures encoding type as Fiber Channel.
Mode
Defaults
Switching Capability – psc1
Encoding – Packet
Example
aos(config-mpls-comp-link)# switching-capability psc1 encoding
packet
aos(config-mpls-comp-link-if)# switching-capability psc1 encoding
packet
Related Command(s)
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Enables TLM module.
mpls traffic-eng
te-link
mode.
interface
creates a unbundle te-link interface or component link Interface
no shutdown
Enables a TE Link.

te-link
Command Objective
This command creates a Traffic Engineering (TE) Link with the user specified name. A TE link
is a logical construct that represents a way to group/map the information about certain
physical resources and their properties
The no form of the command deletes a Traffic Engineering Link
Syntax
te-link <string(20)> [bundle]
no te-link <string(20)>
<string (20)>
Configures the name of the TE Link as the given string value. TE-Link Name is
mandatory for configuring TE-Link on the router. The maximum characters of the
string is 20.
bundle
Creates a bundled TE-link. A link bundle is a subinterface that binds the traffic of a
group of one or more TE links.
Mode
MPLS TE Mode
Defaults
TE-Links are unbundled
Example
aos(config-mpls-te)# te-link te1
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aos(config-mpls-te-link)#
Related Command(s)
mpls traffic-eng
interface
metric
address-type
remote router-id
local te-link ipv4

local te-link unnum

resource-class
protection-type
associate srlg
channel-type
link type
flooding thresholds

min lsp bandwidth


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local te-link ipv4

local te-link unnum

show mpls traffic-eng

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show mpls traffic-eng

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Syntaxflooding thresholds { down | up } <threshold0-percent> [

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<threshold1-percent> ] [ <threshold2-percent> ] [ <threshold3-

<threshold0> represents the first bandwidth , <threshold1> represents the

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mplstunnel <tunnel-index (1-65535)>

max reservable bandwidth

min lsp bandwidth

show mpls traffic-eng

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local te-link ipv4

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show mpls traffic-eng

local te-link unnum

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local link identifier

remote Link Identifier

show mpls traffic-eng

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max reservable bandwidth

show mpls traffic-eng

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show mpls traffic-eng

min lsp bandwidth

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show mpls traffic-eng

mpls traffic-eng tunnels

aos(config)# mpls traffic-eng tunnels

local te-link ipv4

local te-link unnum

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max reservable bandwidth

min lsp bandwidth

show mpls traffic-eng

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Configures protection type as dedicated1Plus1. Link with protection type as

show mpls traffic-eng

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aos(config-mpls-te-link-if)# remote router-id 25.11.11.11

show mpls traffic-eng

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show mpls traffic-eng

show mpls traffic-eng

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