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Configuration procedure
To create an MPLS TE tunnel over a CR-LSP:
To do…
Use the command…
Remarks
Enter system view
system-view
––
Enter the interface view of an MPLS
TE tunnel
interface tunnel
tunnel-number
––
Configure the tunnel to use static
CR-LSP
mpls te signal-protocol static
Required
Submit the current tunnel
configuration
mpls te commit
Required
Exit to system view
quit
––
Create a static CR-LSP on the
ingress node
static-cr-lsp ingress
tunnel-name
destination
dest-addr
nexthop
next-hop-addr
out-label
out-label-value
[
bandwidth
[
ct0
|
ct1
|
ct2
|
ct3
]
bandwidth-value
]
Required
Use one of the commands
according to the location of the
switch in the network.
The
tunnel-name
argument
specifies the name of the MPLS TE
tunnel interface that uses the static
CR-LSP. For example, assume that
you have created a tunnel interface
by using the command
interface
tunnel
2
. The tunnel interface name
is
Tunnel2
.
Create a static CR-LSP on the transit
node
static-cr-lsp
transit
tunnel-name
incoming-interface
interface-type
interface-number
in-label
in-label-value
nexthop
next-hop-addr
out-label
out-label-value
[
bandwidth
[
ct0
|
ct1
|
ct2
|
ct3
]
bandwidth-value
]
Create a static CR-LSP on the egress
node
static-cr-lsp egress
tunnel-name
incoming-interface
interface-type
interface-number
in-label
in-label-value
[
bandwidth
[
ct0
|
ct1
|
ct2
|
ct3
]
bandwidth-value
]
NOTE:
•
The
tunnel-name argument in the
static-cr-lsp ingress
command must be the same as the tunnel
interface name, including the letter case. Assume you create a tunnel interface with the
interface tunnel
2
command. The
tunnel-name in the
static-cr-lsp ingress
command must be in the form of Tunnel2—not
tunnel2 or TUNNEL2. Otherwise, the tunnel cannot be established on the ingress node. This restriction
however does not apply to transit and egress nodes.
•
Do not configure the next hop address as a local public address when configuring the static CR-LSP on
the ingress or a transit node.
Configuring MPLS TE tunnel with dynamic signaling
protocol
Dynamic signaling protocol can adapt the path of a TE tunnel to network changes and implement
redundancy, FRR, and other advanced features.
The following describes how to create an MPLS TE tunnel with a dynamic signaling protocol: