3com 3031 Instruccion De Instalación

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HAPTER
 53: MPLS B
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APABILITY
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ONFIGURATION
MPLS Basic Capability 
Configuration
MPLS basic capability configuration (required) includes: 
Define MPLS LSR ID
Disable/enable LDP and enter LDP view
MPLS basic capability configuration (optional) includes:
Enable LDP on interface
Control LDP loop detection
Set LDP session keepalive parameters on interface
Defining MPLS LSR ID
Before configuring any other MPLS commands, it is necessary to configure LSR ID 
first. The ID is usually in IP address format and must be unique in the domain. 
Perform the following in the System View. 
By default, LSR ID is not specified. 
Entering MPLS View
To make the MPLS configurations, you must enter the MPLS view first.
Perform the following configuration in the System View, routing protocol view, 
interface view or virtual interface view.
Executing the 
mpls 
command in the System View will enter the MPLS view.
Executing the 
mpls
 command in the interface view will enable the MPLS capability 
on the corresponding interface.
For those link layer protocols that do not support broadcast, such as X.25, Frame 
Relay, ATM, you must use the 
protocol ip
 
ip-address
 
ip-mask ] |
 
default | inarp [ minutes ] } [ broadcast ]
 
command to configure the 
broadcast attribute to support the transmission of broadcast and multicast 
packets.
Configuring the 
Topology-Driven LSP 
Setup Policy
This refers to specifying filtering policy as all or ip-prefix. 
Table 763   Defining MPLS LSR ID
Operation
Command
Define LSR ID
mpls lsr-id X.X.X.X
Delete LSR ID
undo mpls lsr-id
Table 764   Entering MPLS view
Operation 
Command
Enter MPLS view
mpls