siarz018 (OSPF Extensions for MPLS TE - Knowledge Base Knowledge search ti ste Base Home BGP Data Center Docker GPON Hadoop IP Multicast IPv6 Is-ts Juniper-JUNOS L2ven LAN Link Aggregation LTE Notes MPLS NAT Network Automation Networking DataScience OAM osPF PBB PPP Qos Security Traffic Engineering vPLs vPN Python Attachments OSPF Extensions for MPLS TE * Three new LSAs were defined called Opaque LSAs. Opaque LSA type 9 has a flooding scope limited to local-link. Opaque LSA type 10 has a flooding scope limited to the area (intra-area) and Opaque LSA type 11 has a flooding scope that is autonomous system wide (inter-area like LSA type 5). * MPLS TE uses LSA type 10 for intra-area MPLS TE. = A new bit was defined ‘O” in the Options field of OSPF Hello packet header. It indicates whether a router is capable of sending and receiving Opaque LSAs. The Options field is present in OSPF Hello, DBD packets and all LSAs. « The TE LSA Type 10 carries one or more TLVs. These TLVs carry specific MPLS TE data. * The Router TLV catties the router ID for TE. = The Link TLV carries a set of sub-TLVs describing a single link for MPLS TE. hhpsistes. google comiste/amitsciscozone/home/importantsipsirafic-engineeringlosptextensions-for-mpls-le 18siarz018 (OSPF Extensions for MPLS OSPF Link TLV Sub-TLVs Knowledge Base ‘Sub-TLV Number Name Leng 1 Link type 1 2 Link ID 4 3 Local interface IP address 4 4 Remote interface IP address 4 5 Traffic engineering metric 4 6 ‘Maximum bandwidth 4 7 Maximum reservable bandwidth 4 8 Unreserved bandwidth 2 9 Administrative group 4 The Link Type indicates whether the link is point-to-point or multi-access. The Link ID identifies the other end of the link. It is set to the router-id of the neighbor if the link is p2p. If the link is multi-access (like Ethernet), the Link ID is set to the IP address of the DR. It is same as contents of router LSA. The Local Interface IP address specifies the IP address(es) of the interface corresponding to this link. If the interface has multiple IP addresses, all addresses are mentioned, The Remote Interface IP address specifies the IP address(es) of the neighbor's interface corresponding to this link, This and local address are used to distinguish multiple parallel links between routers. If the Link type is multi-access, the Remote Interface IP address could be set to 0.0.0.0 The Traffic Engineering metric specifies the link metric for traffic~ engineering purposes. This metric is configurable (administrative-weight) and hence could be different than OSPF metric. The Maximum Bandwidth specifies the maximum bandwidth that can be used on the link from this router to the neighbor The Maximum Reservable Bandwidth specifies the maximum reservable bandwidth that can be reserved on the link from this router to the neighbor. This is configurable; default is Maximum Bandwidth, hhpsistes. google comiste/amitsciscozone/home/importantsipsirafic-engineeringlosptextensions-for-mpls-leavsrot8 (OSPF Extensions for MPLS TE - Knowledge Base The Unreserved Bandwidth specifies the amount of bandwidth not yet reserved at each of the eight (0-7) priority levels. The value corresponds to the bandwidth that can be reserved with a setup priority 0 through 7. The Administrative Group contains a 4-byte bit mask assigned by the network administrator. Each set bit corresponds to one administrative group assigned to the interface, By convention, the least significant bit is referred to as “group 0” and most significant bit is referred to as “group 31”. These parameters can be viewed using show ip ospf database opaque-area ‘command on the head-end router. WEBSITE DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT rere eet cure ate’ STARTSFROM = Logo Design ¥ Mobie Website ¥ Open Source ¢ y] 50 Website Design ¥ Contont Management Systm ¥ Flash Develope v Website Development v E-Commerce Websites v Stationery Desi iwe ldylic Web Concepts Sign in | Recent Site Activity | Report Abuse | Print Page | Powered By Google Sites hhpsistes. google comiste/amitsciscozone/home/importantsipsirafic-engineeringlosptextensions-for-mpls-le a3