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Fec : 10.100.100.3/32
Local Binding : Label:25
Remote Binding : 10.100.100.3:0 ; Label : 3(active)
Total LDP paths : 18
On each ERS8600 in the switch cluster verify the following information:
Option Verify
Fec The LDP Forwarding Equivalence Class (FEC) is displayed here with each label it
distributes. Both the local and remote LDP label is displayed here and which label is
Local Binding
active or inactive. The active binding should follow the IGP route table.
Remote Binding
MPLS Labels – End to End
2.2.4.5
Assuming you wish to see the labels used for the CLIP address of 10.92.1.1/32 from 8600-1 to 8600-2.
The normal path is via P2 and P3 where P2 is a Juniper router and P3 is a Cisco router.
8600-2 – Verify that the LDP labels used for path 10.92.1.1/32 by issuing the following command:
ERS8600-2:6# show mpls ldp path 10.92.1.1/32
Result:
Fec : 10.92.1.1/32
Local Binding :
Remote Binding : 10.100.100.2:0 ; Label : 100000(inactive)
Total LDP paths : 1
P2 – Verify that the LDP labels used for path 10.92.1.1/32 by issuing the following command:
admin@P2-M20> show ldp path 10.92.1.1
Result:
Output Session (label)
10.92.1.1:0(100000)
10.100.100.3:0(100000)
10.100.100.1:0(100000)
Attached route:
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10.100.100.1:0 ; Label : 100096(inactive)
Label:16
Input Session (label)
10.92.1.1:0(16)
10.92.1.1/32, Ingress route
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