show mpls rsvp tunnel
Displays tunnels signalled using RSVP.
Syntax: show mpls rsvp tunnel [down | egress [ip-address][tunnel-id] |ingress [ip-address] [lsp-id] | midpoint | name name | up]
down
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Display only tunnel instances without installed labels.
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egress ip-address
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Display tunnels based on their egress IP address.
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egress tunnel-id
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Display tunnels based on their tunnel ID.
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ingress ip-address
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Display tunnels that originate from the given address.
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ingress lsp-id
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Display tunnels for which the router is ingress and that have the given lsp-id.
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midpoint
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Display tunnels for which this node is midpoint.
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name name
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Display the tunnel with the specified name.
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up
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Display only tunnel instances with installed labels.
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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).
Most of the show command selectors can be combined in arbitrary order except when they are mutually exclusive:
Table 1-7. Combining Selectors in show mpls rsvp tunnel
| Command
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Description
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show mpls rsvp tunnel ingress
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Display tunnels for which the router is ingress.
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show mpls rsvp tunnel ingress <addr>
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Display tunnels that originate from the given address.
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show mpls rsvp tunnel ingress <lsp-id>
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Display tunnels for which the router is ingress and that have the given lsp-id.
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show mpls rsvp tunnel ingress <addr><lsp-id>
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Display tunnels with given lsp-id originating from given address.
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show mpls rsvp tunnel midpoint
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Display tunnels for which the router is midpoint.
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show mpls rsvp tunnel egress
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Display tunnels which terminate at the router.
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show mpls rsvp tunnel egress <addr>
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Display tunnels with given egress address.
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show mpls rsvp tunnel egress <tunnel-id>
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Display tunnels which terminate at the router and have the specified tunnel-id.
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show mpls rsvp tunnel egress <addr><tunnel-id>
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Display tunnels with given egress address and tunnel-id.
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show mpls rsvp tunnel name <tunnel-name>
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Display tunnels with specific name.
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show mpls rsvp tunnel up
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Display tunnels with operational labels.
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show mpls rsvp tunnel down
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Display tunnels without labels
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Factory Default: None.
Command Mode: Executive and privileged.
Example: The following is sample out put of the show mpls rsvp tunnel name command:
router#show mpls rsvp tunnel name t2w
Tunnel Name: t2w
role of this node: ingress
destination address: 8.8.8.8 tunnel id: 2
ext. tunnel id (ingress addr): 91.91.92.2
number of LSP's: 1 reservation style: SE
Tunnel Instance (LSP id): 2 ingress addr: 91.91.92.2
previous hop: 127.0.0.1 next hop: 91.91.92.1
in interface: <none> label: <none>
out interface: POS 1/2/4 label: 4095
outsegment: 8
tspec data rate: 50 mbit/s
advertised path bw: 0 mbit/s path mtu: 0
holding priority: 7 setup priority: 7 LSP is not mergeable
incoming explicit route:
<none>
outgoing explicit route:
91.91.92.1
8.8.8.8
recorded route preceding this node:
<none>
recorded route following this node:
91.91.92.1
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The following table describes the fields in the display:
Table 1-8. Fields Displayed by show mpls rsvp tunnel
| Field
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Description
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Tunnel Name:
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Name of this tunnel.
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role of this node:
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Whether this node is an ingress, midpoint or egress.
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destination address:
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IP address of the egress LSR.
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ext. tunnel id (ingress addr):
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The extended tunnel ID/Ingress address.
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number of LSPs:
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Number of LSPs associated with this tunnel.
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reservation style:
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SE = shared explicit
FF = fixed filter
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Tunnel Instance (LSP id):
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LSP ID of this LSP.
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previous hop:
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IP address of the previous hop for this LSP.
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next hop:
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IP address of the next hop for this LSP.
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in interface:
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Ingress interface for this LSP. This field is <none> if this node is the ingress node.
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label:
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Label expected on packets arriving on this ingress interface.
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out interface:
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Egress interface for this LSP. This field is <none> if this node is the egress node.
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label:
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Label applied to outgoing packets on this egress interface.
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outsegment:
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Outsegment ID.
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tspec data rate:
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The Tspec object describes the data flow. The associated data rate is the bandwidth for the tunnel.
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advertised path bw:
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Bandwidth for this path as advertised by the upstream LSR.
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path mtu:
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Path MTU discovered up to this LSR.
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holding priority:
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Specifies the priority used when protecting this tunnel from preemption by other tunnels.
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setup priority:
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Specifies the priority used when setting up this tunnel.
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LSP is not mergeable
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Indicates if this LSP can be merged with other LSPs.
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incoming explicit route:
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Explicit route object received from upstream LSR. This field is <none> if this is an ingress LSR.
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outgoing explicit route:
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Explicit route object forwarded from this LSR. This field is <none> if this is an egress LSR.
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recorded route preceding this node:
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IP addresses of LSRs preceding this LSR for this LSP. This field is <none> if this is an ingress LSR.
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recorded route following this node:
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IP addresses of LSRs following this LSR for this LSP. This field is <none> if this is an egress LSR.
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Related Commands: rsvp neighbor enable-label-requests
show mpls rsvp
show mpls rsvp lsp-list
show mpls rsvp neighbor
show mpls rsvp neighbor-list
show mpls rsvp statistics
show mpls te tunnel
