traffic-type mpls
	 
   
  Filters Multiprotocol Label Switching
		Segment Routing (MPLS-SR) packets.
		Syntax
			
			traffic-type mpls
				outer
					header1
					[
					label value
					|
					any
					]
			
			traffic-type mpls
				outer
					log
			traffic-type mpls
				outer
					log_drop
			traffic-type mpls
				outer
					mirror
					NAME
			
			
			no
					traffic-type mpls
				outer [ header1
					|
					log
					|
					log_drop
					|
					mirror
					]
			
		
		Parameters
			
			
				
					- mpls
							outer
					
- Specifies that the MPLS-SR is the outer
						encapsulation type to be matched to classify packet. MPLS can be the outer
						encapsulation or the only encapsulation.
- header1
					
- Configures the MPLS Bottom of
						Stack header (inner-most header) values to be matched.
- label1
					
- Specifies the label value of
						the MPLS Bottom of Stack to be matched. Valid range is 0 through
						1048575.
- any
					
- Matches all values of the specified parameter.
- log
					
- Captures the packet matching traffic
						type.
- log_drop
					
- Captures the packet matching traffic type
						and drop.
- mirror
					
- Configures the mirror.
- NAME
					
- Specifies the name of the configured mirror. Supports 64 characters.
Modes
			
			Ingress-group config
                                mode
		
		Usage Guidelines
			
			This command is available only to users with the admin
                                        role.
			This command classifies MPLS-SR packets by removing all MPLS headers and sending payload to
				the tools. You can use the ingress or egress ACLs to match packets based on the
				payload fields.
			The packets can also be classified based on the Bottom of Stack (inner-most header) MPLS
				header values.
			Removal of MPLS headers is supported for maximum depth of four MPLS labels.
			Validations for the command are as follows:
			
				- A maximum of four MPLS labels are supported. 
- The configured MPLS header values must be removed before you configure a new
					header value.
- When MPLS header values are not set, all values in innermost header are
					classified.
- If the same command is run more
                                        than once, the second and subsequent instances are ignored
                                        and no error is reported.
Examples
			
			
				The following example enables classification of packets based on MPLS
					headers.
				device(config-ingress-group)# traffic-type mpls outer header1 12345  3  250 
device(config-ingress-group)# do show ingress-group all 
Number of ingress-groups: 1 
    Name : igg1 
             Route-Map : rmap1 
           Description : - 
            Interfaces :  ethernet 0/1 
   Outer Tunnel Config : 
          Traffic-Type : MPLS 
   Header1 (Bottom of Stack header): 
                     label : 12345 
          Traffic Class : 3 
          Time to Live : 250 
                    Mirror : none