[c-nsp] Explicit path
Oliver Boehmer (oboehmer)
oboehmer at cisco.com
Tue Feb 20 01:56:03 EST 2007
Michel Renfer <> wrote on Monday, February 19, 2007 8:34 PM:
> Hi All
>
> Assume the following (sample) topology with 7600/Sup720-3b, SFX7
> and MPLS encapsulation between all three 7600:
>
>
> Video SRC ---2 x GE--- 7600 A =====10G====== 7600 ---2 x GE--- Video
> DST
> \ /
> \ /
> \ /
> 1x GE 1x GE
> \ /
> \ /
> \ /
> 7600 C
>
> Video SRC sends out encapsulated MPEG2 transportstreams with a
> total bandwidth of approx 1.1G. Traffic between 7600 A and B
> can be transported inside a L3 VPN or with two EoMPLS tunnels)
>
> How can configure, that the traffic between Video SRC and Video
> DST only used the path between 7600 A and B and never over C?
> It is clear, that in case of a failure of the 10G link, the
> connection between SRC and DST will be broken.
>
> Can someone give me the right pointer(s), how this can be
> configured?
Hmm, is there a requirement to put the traffic into a L3VPN/VRF, or can
it be in the global table?
If you can put this into the global table, just do the following
1) set up a TE tunnel with an explicit-path over A-B
2) statically route the destination over the tunnel and use a floating
static Null0 route to drop the traffic in case the tunnel goes down
(using PBR on 7600-A to send traffic over the tunnel doesn't work until
12.2SRB)
If the interfaces on 7600A and B are in a VRF, you need to play around
with the BGP next-hop as follows:
1) set up a TE tunnel as before, but enable LDP on it
2) configure a new loopback interface (/32) on 7600B, and route this one
statically to the tunnel (with a floating Null0 route to drop the
traffic, as before)
3) use an inbound route-map on the vpnv4 iBGP connection to modify the
next-hop of the vpnv4 video-dest-prefix to the new /32
Would this work?
oli
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