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show mpls rsvp lsp-list
Displays LSPs signalled using RSVP.
Syntax: show mpls rsvp lsp-list [down | egress [ip-address][tunnel-id] | ingress [ip-address][lsp-id] | midpoint | name name | up]
down
Display only tunnel instances without installed labels.
egress ip-address
Display tunnel instances based on their egress IP address.
egress tunnel-id
Display tunnel instances based on their tunnel ID.
ingress ip-address
Display tunnel instances based on their ingress IP address.
ingress lsp-id
Display tunnel instances based on their LSP ID.
midpoint
Display tunnel instances for which this node is midpoint.
name name
Display the tunnel instance with the specified name.
up
Display only tunnel instances with installed labels.
Description: The show commands differentiate between tunnels and tunnel instances. An LSP is a tunnel instance. A tunnel may have one or temporarily multiple tunnel instances (LSPs). This typically occurs when a tunnel is rerouted: a second LSP for the tunnel is established and when that process is completed, the old LSP is torn down. During this transition, there are two LSPs (tunnel instances) for a single tunnel.
Most of the show command selectors can be combined in arbitrary order except when they are mutually exclusive:
Factory Default: None.
Command Mode: Executive and privileged.
Example 1: In the following example, The show mpls rsvp lsp-list command displays all MPLS LSPs signalled using RSVP:
router#show mpls rsvp lsp-list
ingress addr egress addr lsp-id tunnel-id
91.91.91.2 7.7.7.7 678 604
91.91.91.2 7.7.7.7 677 603
91.91.91.2 7.7.7.7 676 602
Example 2: In the following example, The show mpls rsvp lsp-list down command displays all inactive LSPs:
router#show mpls rsvp lsp-list down
ingress addr egress addr lsp-id tunnel-id
13.1.1.2 12.1.1.1 3366 437
Example 3: In the following example, The show mpls rsvp lsp-list egress ip-address command displays LSPs based on their egress IP address:
router#show mpls rsvp lsp-list egress 13.1.1.1 437
ingress addr egress addr lsp-id tunnel-id
13.1.1.2 12.1.1.1 3366 437
13.1.1.2 12.1.1.1 437 437
Example 4: In the following example, The show mpls rsvp lsp-list midpoint command displays tunnel instances for which the router is midpoint:
router#show mpls rsvp lsp-list midpoint
ingress addr egress addr lsp-id tunnel-id
81.81.81.1 6.6.6.6 132 69
The following table describes the fields in the displays:
Table 1-4. Fields Displayed by show mpls rsvp lsp-list Field Description ingress addr
Ingress IP address.
egress addr
Egress IP address.
lsp-id
LSP ID.
tunnel-id
Tunnel ID.
Related Commands: rsvp neighbor enable-label-requests
show mpls rsvp
show mpls rsvp neighbor
show mpls rsvp statistics
show mpls rsvp tunnel
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