How do I create an LSP?
Steps
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From the Path Simulation, LSPs view, click on Create LSP . The Create LSP form opens with the Identification panel displayed. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Configure the required parameters:
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In the Constraints panel, configure the required parameters:
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In the Association Groups panel click + ADD. The Create Association Groups form opens. Configure the required parameters:
Note: The Association Group ID and Association Source IP Address parameters combine to form a unique key that is particularly useful for enforcing diversity between two nodes with same configured source. Click ADD. The Create Association Group form closes. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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In the Path Profiles panel, configure the required parameters:
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Click CREATE. The LSP is created. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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From the LSPs view, a variety of actions can be performed on individual LSPs by clicking More and choosing the desired action from the contextual menu. These actions include show on map, re-signal, optimize, edit, delete, and configure path profile override. See How do I apply a path profile override? for more information. Note: When an LSP is re-signaled, a search is conducted for the constrained shortest path, and the LSP is rerouted to a new, best path (if one is found). The best path is determined by the LSP's objective. When all LSPs are re-signaled, they are rerouted one by one. Therefore, each previous reroute affects the viability of future reroutes. LSPs can be re-signaled on-demand at any time, though NSP periodically re-signals LSPs at set intervals. Note: When LSPs are optimized, a set of LSPs are analyzed simultaneously, and paths are routed with the goal of producing a network with minimal bandwidth utilization on each link. Because multiple LSPs are optimized at once, there is a significant computation cost and impact to the network, however, the paths are routed with awareness and consideration of each other. End of steps |
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