Mpls Rsvp Signalling Hello - Juniper JUNOSE 11.1.X - COMMAND REFERENCE A TO M 4-9-2010 Command Reference Manual

JUNOSe 11.1.x Command Reference Guide A to M

mpls rsvp signalling hello

{ ip | mpls } rsvp signalling hello
Syntax
[ refresh { interval helloInterval | misses helloMisses } ]
{ no | default } { ip | mpls } rsvp signalling hello
Command introduced in JUNOSe Release 7.3.0.
Release Information
In Global Configuration mode, turns on or configures RSVP-TE hello support for all
Description
RSVP-TE interfaces on the current virtual router. Automatically creates RSVP-TE or
MPLS on the current virtual router if they do not yet exist there. The no version turns
off hello support on the current VR. The default version restores the default
configuration, in which RSVP hello support is not enabled.
In Interface Configuration mode and Subinterface Configuration mode, turns on or
configures RSVP-TE hello support on the current interface, and overrides the global
configuration. Automatically creates RSVP-TE or MPLS on the current virtual router
if they do not yet exist there. This command also creates RSVP-TE on the interface
if it is not configured there. The no version turns off hello support on the current
interface. The default version restores the default configuration, in which RSVP hello
support is not enabled, and also restores inheritance of the configuration values from
the global configuration..
Options
Global Configuration, Interface Configuration, Subinterface Configuration
Mode
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mpls rsvp signalling hello
ip Specifies alternative keyword for compatibility with non–E Series
implementations
helloInterval Number of milliseconds specifying the interval at which hellos are
sent, in the range 1000–60000; default value is 10000
helloMisses Number of RSVP-TE hello messages from a peer that can be missed
before that hello adjacency peer is considered to be down, in the range 4–10;
default value is 4