[j-nsp] not defining no-cspf

[Amos Rosenboim]

Hello Hamid,

As far as I  know if you configure no-cspf then the router will not  
run cspf to set up the LSP. This means that no administrative factors  
will be taken into account and the LSP will follow the IGP path.
I used it (thanks to a tip from this list) to establish rsvp lsp  
across ospf areas.

I'm not a big expert on this, so you might want to hear a second  
opinion.

As for ospf traffic engineering, it is meant to enable ospf to carry  
the additional  information required for TE (mainly link bandwidth).

Regards

Amos

On May 19, 2007, at 6:38 PM, Hamid Ahmed wrote:

> Hi all,
>   Can anyone explain me the following  please :
>
>   1) what are consequences of if i donot define no-cspf command  
> while i configure a explicit LSP configuration with ERO consttraints ?
>   2) what is the purpose of ospf traffic engineering ?
>
>   Best regards,
>   HA
>
>
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