Configuring Signaled LSP Parameters
An LSPs configuration can specify not only the path that label-switched packets follow in a network, but also the characteristics of the path, the resources allocated along the path, and actions applied to the packets by the ingress or egress LERs.
Once the user has configured a path, the user can configure signaled LSPs that see it.
The user can perform the following tasks when configuring a signaled LSP:
- Performing a Commit for an LSP
- Specifying an egress LER for the LSP
- Specifying a primary path for the LSP (optional)
- Configuring secondary or hot-standby paths for the LSP (optional)
- Setting aliases for the egress LER (optional)
- Setting a Class of Service (CoS) value for the LSP (optional)
- Allocating bandwidth to the LSP (optional)
- Configuring the setup and hold priority for the LSP (optional)
- Setting a metric for the LSP (optional)
- Including or excluding administrative groups from LSP calculations (optional)
- Limiting the number of hops the LSP can traverse (optional)
- Specifying a tie-breaker for selecting CSPF equal-cost paths (optional)
- Disabling the Record-Route function (optional)
- Disabling CSPF path calculations (optional)
- Configure Maximum Packet Size without fragmentation
- Enabling the LSP
- Disabling the LSP
- Generating Traps and Syslogs for LSPs
