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resilience disabled
Disables automatic re-routing of downed tunnels.
Syntax: [no] resilience disabled
Description: The resilience attribute determines how a tunnel responds when a network resource, that is in use by the tunnel, fails. There are 4 resilience methods: disabled, pacing, sorted-pacing and linear.
Disabled resilience means that the tunnel is not rerouted after a network failure. The tunnel will be unavailable until the original path is restored or the clear tunnel command is used. The router attempts to re-establish the tunnel using the existing path. The number of times the tunnel attempts to be re-established using the same path is determined by the max-attempts timer as described on page 1-48.
Use the resilience disabled command to configure the tunnel, default tunnel or parameter-set to disable automatic re-routing of downed tunnels after a network failure.
Use the no resilience command to remove a resilience specification.
Factory Default: Sorted pacing 5s jitter 1s.
Command Mode: Traffic engineering parameter-set, traffic engineering tunnel-default, and traffic engineering tunnel-name.
Example: In the following example, the resilience disabled command configures the tunnel to disable automatic re-routing should the oc12Bos tunnel fail:
router(config)#mpls te ospf
router(config-te)#tunnel oc12toBos
router(config-te-tunnel)#resilience disabled
router(config-te-tunnel)#end
router#show mpls te tunnel
tunnel oc12toBos
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resilience disabled
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Related Commands: clear tunnel
max-attempts
resilience pacing
resilience linear
resilience sorted-pacing
tunnel
tunnel default
tunnel parameter-set
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