Ldp Over Mpls Te - HP FlexNetwork 10500 Series Configuration Manual

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Figure 14 Network diagram for LDP FRR
LSR A
The following interface modules do not support LDP FRR:
EA interface modules:
LSU1GP24TXEA0 (JC621A, JG380A).
LSU1GP48EA0 (JC622A, JG381A).
LSU1GT48EA0 (JC623A, JG382A).
LSU1TGX4EA0 (JC624A, JG383A).
EB interface modules:
LSU1GP24TXEB0 (JC626A, JG337A).
LSU1GP48EB0 (JC625A, JG384A).
LSU1TGX4EB0 (JC627A, JG386A).
SE interface modules:
LSU1GP24TSE0 (JC763A, JG347A).
LSU1GP24TXSE0 (JC617A, JG376A).
LSU1GP48SE0 (JC619A, JG378A).
LSU1GT48SE0 (JC618A, JG377A).
LSU1TGX4SE0 (JC620A, JG379A).

LDP over MPLS TE

As shown in
distribution layer uses LDP as the label distribution protocol. To set up an LDP LSP across the core
layer, you can establish the LDP LSP over the existing MPLS TE tunnel to simplify configuration. You
only need to enable LDP on the tunnel interfaces of the ingress and egress nodes for the MPLS TE
tunnel. An LDP session will be established between the tunnel ingress and egress. Label Mapping
messages are advertised through the session and an LDP LSP is established. The LDP LSP is
carried on the MPLS TE LSP, creating a hierarchical LSP. For more information about MPLS TE
tunnels, see
LSR C
Primary LSP
Figure
15, in a layered network, MPLS TE is deployed in the core layer, and the
"Configuring MPLS
TE."
LSR B
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