Status in source: current.
Names: mplsNodeCreateLsp
Technical details
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"\"Internal command for creating a bidirectional LSP entry. Identifier - Unique LSP ID used when referencing the LSP within the node. Role - Defines whether the LSP is terminated/initiated in the node (edge) or not (transit). Interface - ID of the MPLS interface the LSP is bound to. Outlabel - MPLS label appended to outgoing MPLS packets for this LSP. Inlabel - MPLS label used to identify incoming MPLS packets on the interface above as part of this LSP. Interface 2 - Id of the MPLS interface the LSP bound to in the reverse direction. Only valid for transit LSPs. Outlabel 2 - MPLS label appended to outgoing MPLS packets on Interface 2. Only valid for transit LSPs. Inlabel 2 - MPLS label used identify incoming MPLS packets on Interface 2 as part of this LSP. Only valid for transit LSPs. Tunnel - The internal ID of the tunnel an edge LSP shall be part of. Only valid for edge LSP objects. MPLS-TP ID - For transit LSPs, it is possible to set the standard MPLS-TP ID on the format: '<Source Global ID>::<Source Node ID>::<Source Tunnel ID>::<LSP ID> ::<Destination Global ID> ::<Destination Node ID> ::<Destination Tunnel ID>::<LSP ID>'. This is to simplify identification of the LSP on all nodes in the network. LSPs initiated/terminated on this node (edge) will inherit MPLS-TP ID data from its associated tunnel. \"",
"::=",
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"Internal command for creating a bidirectional LSP entry. Identifier - Unique LSP ID used when referencing the LSP within the node. Role - Defines whether the LSP is terminated/initiated in the node (edge) or not (transit). Interface - ID of the MPLS interface the LSP is bound to. Outlabel - MPLS label appended to outgoing MPLS packets for this LSP. Inlabel - MPLS label used to identify incoming MPLS packets on the interface above as part of this LSP. Interface 2 - Id of the MPLS interface the LSP bound to in the reverse direction. Only valid for transit LSPs. Outlabel 2 - MPLS label appended to outgoing MPLS packets on Interface 2. Only valid for transit LSPs. Inlabel 2 - MPLS label used identify incoming MPLS packets on Interface 2 as part of this LSP. Only valid for transit LSPs. Tunnel - The internal ID of the tunnel an edge LSP shall be part of. Only valid for edge LSP objects. MPLS-TP ID - For transit LSPs, it is possible to set the standard MPLS-TP ID on the format: '<Source Global ID>::<Source Node ID>::<Source Tunnel ID>::<LSP ID> ::<Destination Global ID> ::<Destination Node ID> ::<Destination Tunnel ID>::<LSP ID>'. This is to simplify identification of the LSP on all nodes in the network. LSPs initiated/terminated on this node (edge) will inherit MPLS-TP ID data from its associated tunnel."
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}