Juniper JUNOSE SOFTWARE FOR E SERIES 11.0.X - BGP AND MPLS CONFIGURATION GUIDE 2009-12-30 Configuration Manual page 726

JUNOSe 11.0.x BGP and MPLS Configuration Guide
customer edge (CE) device.........................................376
customer support.....................................................xxxv
contacting JTAC.................................................xxxv
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data path failure
detecting RSVP-TE..............................................252
deaggregation, LDP FEC.............................................277
debug commands
debug ip bgp.......................................................158
debug ip mbgp....................................................481
undebug ip bgp...................................................197
undebug ip mbgp................................................498
default routes
BGP routing..........................................................55
default-fields commands
default-fields peer...............................................158
default-fields route..............................................158
default-information originate command...............56, 409
detecting RIP data path failure...................................252
disable-dynamic-redistribute command.......................54
discovery, LDP
basic...................................................................236
extended.............................................................236
distance bgp command..............................................137
documentation set
comments on....................................................xxxv
domain, VPLS............................................................570
domain-id command..................................................480
domain-tag command................................................481
dont-install-routes command.....................................478
DS-BGP routers..........................................................470
dual-stack BGP routers...............................................470
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, 299
EBGP (external Border Gateway Protocol)
updates in indirectly connected networks.............31
echo reply packets, MPLS...........................................235
echo request packets, MPLS.......................................235
ECMP (equal-cost multipath)
BGP.....................................................................432
BGP/MPLS VPNs..........................................374, 432
MPLS indirect next hops.....................................374
path failures in BGP/MPLS VPNs.........................374
pruning failed paths............................................374
enable a protocol
BGP routing..................................................17, 432
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Index
enable protocols
BGP routing........................................................658
encapsulations
ATM AAL0...........................................................511
ATM AAL05.........................................................510
equal-cost multipath support on MPLS.......................233
Ethernet aggregation and Martini layer 2
transport................................................................534
Ethernet raw mode encapsulation
overview.............................................................516
Ethernet/VLAN over MPLS (Multiprotocol Label
Switching)
configuration steps.............................................527
overview.............................................................503
exit-address-family
command.................................45, 155, 437, 594, 659
explicit null label, advertise the..................................211
export map
setting the BGP/MPLS VPN..................................420
use......................................................................423
export map command...............................................424
extended communities
BGP.................................................................11, 97
route target.........................................................379
external administrative distance, BGP........................136
external BGP
EBGP.......................................................................6
external-paths command...........................................404
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F4 OAM cells
not carried on the same pseudowire as data cells
unopened OAM circuits ..............................520
F5 Operations Administration and Maintenance (OAM)
cells
and transmission of data cells over the same
pseudowire
same VCI/VPI values as the data cells..........520
fast reroute extension, MPLS......................................284
FEC aggregation, LDP.................................................277
FEC deaggregation, LDP.............................................277
filter BGP/MPLS VPN routes........................................404
filter lists, BGP....................................................112, 172
four-octet AS number capability.................................126
Frame Relay
over MPLS...........................................................503
configuration example.................................538
full-mesh VPNs, configure with route targets..............400
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global export map
and IPv6.............................................................426
setting the BGP/MPLS VPN..................................420
use......................................................................424