MPLS RSVP-TE Configuration on Nokia Routers

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In this Nokia MPLS RSVP-TE Configuration lesson, we will focus on how to configure MPLS RSVP-TE on Nokia Service Routers. We will explain RSVP-TE Configuration steps one by one on Nokia Routers. Let’s start these steps.

Prerequisites and Configuring RSVP-TE

The steps of Nokia MPLS RSVP-TE Configuration will be ilke below step by step:

  • Configure IGP.
  • Enable MPLS context.
  • Enable RSVP context.
  • Configure interfaces for MPLS (Automatically RSVP).

Let’s check these step sone by one.

Configuring IGP (Routing Protocol) is required for routing between the nodes. This is the first required step. Before RSVP-TE configuration, be sure that your routing protocol is properly configured and the nodes can reach each other.

After IGP congfiguration, the second step is enabling MPLS and RSVP. To do this, use the below command:

A:Router>configure router mpls no shutdown
A:Router>configure router rsvp no shutdown

To check the status of these protocols, you can use “show router status” command.

The last step is locating the interfaces under the MPLS context. Configure the interfaces under MPLS context.

A:RouterA>configure>router>mpls#
	interface “system”
	exit
	interface “to_Router1”
	exit
	interface “to_Router2”
	exit

In Alcatel-Lucent Service Routers when you add an interface under MPLS, it is also added under the RSVP automatically. You can check this with “info” command under RSVP context.

Lesson tags: rsvp-te, traffic engineering
Back to: Nokia MPLS Course > Resource Reservation Protocol - Traffic Engineering (RSVP-TE)
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