An RSVP implementation generally requires the ability to perform "raw" network I/O, i.e., to send and receive IP datagrams using protocol 46. Some systems may not support raw network I/O, in such cases RSVP messages can be encapsulated in UDP datagrams. Ports 1698 and 1699 will be used.
Read-only properties:
Property
Description
remaining-bw (integer[bps])
Shows currently unallocated bandwidth.
Tunnel Path
Sub-menu:/mpls traffic-eng tunnel-path
Properties:
Property
Description
affinity-exclude (integer; Default: )
Do not use the path if resource-class matches any of specified bits.
affinity-include-all (integer; Default: )
Use the path only if resource-class matches all of specified bits.
affinity-include-any (integer; Default: )
Use the path if resource-class matches any of specified bits.
comment (string; Default: )
Short description of the item
disabled (yes | no; Default: yes)
Defines whether item is ignored or used. By default VPLS interface is disabled.
holding-priority (integer[0..7]; Default: )
Is used to decide whether this path can be preempted by another path. 0 sets the highest priority.
hops (Address:[strict; Default: )
List of hops that path traverses. Used if use-cspf is not enabled. It is possible to specify strict hop or loose hop:
strict - defines that there must not be any other hops between previous hop and "strict" hop (fully specified path).
loose - there are acceptable other hops between previous hop and defined hop (not fully specified path).
If enabled, the sender node will receive information about the actual route that the LSP tunnel traverses. Record Route is analogous to a path vector, and hence can be used for loop detection.
reoptimize-interval (time; Default: )
Interval in which tunnel path will be re-optimized. Useful if use-cspf is set to yes.
setup-priority (integer[0..7]; Default: )
Parameter is used to decide whether this path can preempt another path. 0 sets the highest priority.
use-cspf (yes | no; Default: yes)
Whether to use CSPF to create dynamic tunnel path.
Monitoring TE Status
Path State
Sub-menu:/mpls traffic-eng path-state
Available read only properties:
Property
Description
bandwidth (integer[bps])
Bandwidth required for the path
dst (address:integer)
Shows TE path destination address and tunnel ID.
egress (yes | no)
Shows if router is egress router of the path
forwarding (yes | no)
Shows if router is forwarding router of the path
in-interface (string)
in-previous-hop (IP)
Recorded previous hop
label (integer)
locally-originated (yes | no)
Shows if router is ingress router of the path
out-interface (string)
out-label (integer)
out-next-hop (IP)
path-in-explicit-route ()
path-in-record-route (List of IPs)
Received recorded routes along the path.
path-out-explicit-route ()
path-out-record-route ()
List of recorded routes along the path that is sent out to next hop.
resv-bandwidth (integer[bps])
bandwidth that TE path is reserving.
resv-out-record-route ()
sending-path (yes | no)
sending-resv (yes | no)
src (Address:ID)
Shows source address and LSP ID number
Resv State
Sub-menu:/mpls traffic-eng resv-state
Available read only properties:
Property
Description
active (yes | no)
bandwidth (integer[bps])
Bandwidth that RSVP session is allocating.
dst (address:ID)
Shows TE destination address and tunnel ID from RSVP session.
egress (yes | no)
Shows if router is egress router of the path
interface (string)
Shows an interface on which bandwidth is reserved
label (integer)
next-hop ()
non-output (yes | no)
recorded-route (IP[label])
Shows recorded routes and labels along LSP.
shared (yes | no)
src (address:ID)
Shows TE source address and LSP ID from RSVP session.
