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administrative-color-list
Creates an administrative color list and assigns color-names to the list.
Syntax: administrative-color-list name color-name_1...color-name_n
no administrative-color-list name
name
Name of this color list. List names may be up to 128 characters and include alpha-numerics, underlines, hyphens and commas. Do not include spaces in list names. Color-list names must not be the same as a name already in use to identify an administrative color.
color-name
Administrative color-names assigned to the administrative-color list. The only limit to the number of color-names assigned to a color-list is the maximum length of the CLI input string (256 characters).
Description: Administrative colors are used to determine which links an MPLS tunnel can use. During interface and tunnel configuration, you can use administrative colors to include or exclude traffic flows in constraint based routing computation.
The administrative-color-list command enables you to assemble administrative colors into useful groups. For example, you may want to group together all OC48 associated colors and refer to them with a single list name instead of identifying the colors individually.
There is no limit to the number of administrative-color-lists. An administrative color can be assigned to multiple administrative-color-lists.
Use the command administrative-color on page 1-8 to define administrative colors.
Use the administrative-color-list name color-name_1...color-name_n command to create an administrative color-list and assign administrative colors to the list. You may enter as many colors as will fit on a command line. If any of the administrative colors specified in the command do not exist, the list is not created or updated.
If the specified administrative-color-list name already exists, the command replaces the existing list, and all components that reference the list are updated.
Use the no administrative-color-list name command to delete an administrative color-list.
Factory Default: None.
Command Mode: Configuration.
Example 1: In the following example:
- The administrative-color-list command defines an administrative color list named OC48 and assigns the administrative colors green, orange, and blue to the list.
- The show mpls te command displays the setting:
router#configure terminal
Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z.
router(config)#administrative-color-list OC48 green orange blue
router(config)#end
router#show mpls te
Traffic engineering is enabled
IGP: ospf
Default maximum reservable bandwidth: 100.0000%
Traffic engineering enabled on 1 interface.
Administrative color(s):
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color list name: "OC48"
color name "blue" bit 4
color name "green" bit 5
color name "orange" bit 2
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Example 2: In the following example, the color list defined in the previous example is modified to include two additional colors:
router#configure terminal
Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z.
router(config)#administrative-color-list OC48 green orange blue teal red
router(config)#end
router#show mpls te
Traffic engineering is enabled
IGP: ospf
Default maximum reservable bandwidth: 100.0000%
Traffic engineering enabled on 1 interface.
Administrative color(s):
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color list name: "OC48"
color name "blue" bit 4
color name "green" bit 5
color name "orange" bit 2
color name "red" bit 1
color name "teal" bit 7
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Example 3: In the following example, the no administrative-color-list command deletes a color list named Chicago:
router#configure terminal
Enter configuration commands, one per line. End with CNTL/Z.
router(config)#no administrative-color-list Chicago
Related Commands: administrative-color
default-administrative-color
tunnel default
tunnel parameter-set
mpls te administrative-color
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