Juniper BGP - CONFIGURATION GUIDE V 11.1.X Configuration Manual page 732

JUNOSe 11.1.x BGP and MPLS Configuration Guide
conventions
notice icons......................................................xxxiii
text and syntax................................................xxxiv
cooperative route filtering capability..........................126
core non-VPN RIB......................................................428
core VPN RIB.............................................................428
cross-connects, local..........................513, 520, 533, 538
customer edge (CE) device.........................................382
customer support.....................................................xxxv
contacting JTAC.................................................xxxv
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data path failure
detecting RSVP-TE..............................................257
data plane failures
detecting in point-to-multipoint LSPs
at egress nodes............................................237
supported sub-TLVs in Target FEC Stack TLV
for............................................................237
supported TLVs for......................................237
using Echo Jitter TLV....................................237
using P2MP Responder Identifier TLV .........237
using RSVP P2MP IPv4 Session
sub-TLV....................................................237
deaggregation, LDP FEC.............................................281
debug commands
debug ip bgp.......................................................158
debug ip mbgp....................................................487
undebug ip bgp...................................................197
undebug ip mbgp................................................504
default routes
BGP routing..........................................................55
default-fields commands
default-fields peer...............................................158
default-fields route..............................................158
default-information originate command...............56, 415
delay period
for sending MPLS echo responses
to echo requests for egress nodes in
point-to-multipoint LSPs...........................238
in Echo Jitter TLV
predefined value..........................................239
supported value, maximum.........................239
specifying in Echo Jitter TLV...............................238
detecting RIP data path failure...................................257
disable-dynamic-redistribute command.......................54
discovery, LDP
basic...................................................................242
extended.............................................................242
distance bgp command..............................................137
documentation set
comments on....................................................xxxv
domain, VPLS............................................................576
domain-id command..................................................486
domain-tag command................................................487
696
Index
dont-install-routes command.....................................484
DS-BGP routers..........................................................476
dual-stack BGP routers...............................................476
dynamic capability negotiation..................................126
dynamic interfaces, created by MPLS.........................220
dynamic peering, BGP..................................................43
dynamic peers, remove BGP........................................43
dynamic route redistribution, disabling in BGP............54
dynamically learned defaults........................................55
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E-LSP.................................................................204, 303
EBGP (external Border Gateway Protocol)
updates in indirectly connected networks.............31
Echo Jitter TLV
contained in echo responses
no action taken............................................239
detecting data plane failures
at egress nodes in point-to-multipoint MPLS
LSPs.........................................................237
functions of
beneficial when the entire LSP tree is
pinged......................................................239
preventing flooding of responses.................239
segregating echo responses from multiple
egress nodes............................................239
invalid in echo responses....................................239
not contained in echo requests
no delay in echo responses..........................239
preconfigured value, default................................239
supported delay period
exceeded, alternative action taken..............238
maximum value...........................................239
of up to 30 seconds.....................................238
to process MPLS LSP ping messages
delaying the sending of echo
responses.................................................238
type value defined in
IETF draft, Detecting Data Plane Failures in
Point-to-Multipoint Multiprotocol Label
Switching (MPLS) - Extensions to LSP Ping
................................................................238
type value, 12.....................................................239
used in MPLS echo request packets
delay the sending of echo responses...........238
uses
preventing echo responses from being
discarded.................................................239
preventing flooding of responses at ingress
nodes.......................................................239
echo reply packets, MPLS...........................................235
echo request packets, MPLS.......................................235
ECMP (equal-cost multipath)
BGP.....................................................................438
BGP/MPLS VPNs..........................................380, 438