TE Tunnel using Admin Weight
Load mpls.te.base.config.with.ospf.cfg
#IOS-XE
config replace flash:mpls.te.base.config.with.ospf.cfg
#IOS-XR
configure
load bootflash:mpls.te.base.config.with.ospf.cfg
commit replace
yThe basic IP addresses, L3VPN between XRv14 and XRv13, OSPF, RSVP, and MPLS-TE has been pre-configured.
Currently traffic between XRv14 and XRv13 is not working because LDP is not running in the core. Configure an RSVP tunnel on the PEs, CSR8 and XRv11, that takes the following path, using only TE weight to calculate the path:
CSR8
CSR1
CSR3
CSR9
XRv12
XRv11
Answer
The easiest way to specify this path using TE metric, in my opinion, is to first ensure that all links have a high IGP cost to start with. Right now the default ref BW of 100 meg is used. Let’s set this to 10G so every link has a cost of 10. Then we can set TE metric to 1 on links we want to use.
Now under each interface we want to be in the path, we set the TE metric low. Or, we can calculate the minimum interfaces we need to set TE metric to 1 for the best path to take our desired path.
Configure the TE tunnels. The dynamic path option will automatically use the TE metric instead of the IGP metric.
Verification
We can force CSR8 to run CSPF for the tunnel destination using the following show command. This could be done before setting up the tunnel.
And finally we can verify the tunnels are up and using the correct path:
We can verify the metric type used for the dynamic path as follows:
We could change this to IGP using two methods:
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