traffic-engineering

Set the traffic engineering parameters.

vsr running config# vrf <vrf> routing interface <interface> traffic-engineering

metric

Set the traffic engineering metric related to the link. The value is sent with LSP in IGPs. The value is only embedded in LSP when it is needed by a feature that uses it (e.g. draft-ietf-lsr-flex-algo). When the values are needed and not set, it is up to the feature to set or not a default value instead. This value is encoded in IS-IS as in RFC5305 ch. 3.7, and in OSPF as in RFC3630 ch. 2.5.5.

vsr running config# vrf <vrf> routing interface <interface> traffic-engineering
vsr running traffic-engineering# metric <0-4294967295>

affinity-map

Set the given affinity to the link.

vsr running config# vrf <vrf> routing interface <interface> traffic-engineering
vsr running traffic-engineering# affinity-map <leafref>

delay

The configuration of the unidirectional link delay values. The values stand for the link delay between two directly connected IGP neighbors, and are sent with LSP in IGPs. The values are only embedded in LSP when they are needed by a feature that uses it (e.g. draft-ietf-lsr- flex-algo). When the values are needed and not set, it is up to the feature to set or not a default value instead.

vsr running config# vrf <vrf> routing interface <interface> traffic-engineering delay

average

unit: microseconds

Set the unidirectional link delay between two directly connected IGP neighbors. This value is encoded in IS-IS as in RFC8570 ch. 4.1, and in OSPF as in RFC7471 ch. 4.1.

vsr running config# vrf <vrf> routing interface <interface> traffic-engineering delay
vsr running delay# average <0-16777214>

minimum

unit: microseconds

Set the minimum interface delay between two directly connected IGP neighbors. This value is encoded in IS-IS as in RFC8570 ch. 4.2, and in OSPF as in RFC7471 ch. 4.2.

vsr running config# vrf <vrf> routing interface <interface> traffic-engineering delay
vsr running delay# minimum <0-16777213>

maximum

unit: microseconds

Set the maximum interface delay between two directly connected IGP neighbors. This value is encoded in IS-IS as in RFC8570 ch. 4.2, and in OSPF as in RFC7471 ch. 4.2.

vsr running config# vrf <vrf> routing interface <interface> traffic-engineering delay
vsr running delay# maximum <0-16777215>