The following example shows the configuration output of PCEP PCC parameters on LER routers that require peering with the PCE server:
keepalive 30
— dead-timer 120
— no local-address
— unknown-message-rate 10
— report-path-constraints
— peer 192.168.48.226
— no shutdown
— exit
— no shutdown
The following example shows the configuration of a PCC-controlled SR-TE LSP that is not reported to the PCE:
lsp "to-SanFrancisco" sr-te
— to 192.168.48.211
— path-computation-method local-cspf
— pce-report disable
— metric 10
— primary "loose-anycast"
— exit
— no shutdown
— exit
The following example shows the configuration of a PCC-controlled SR-TE LSP that is reported to the PCE:
lsp "to-SanFrancisco" sr-te
— to 192.168.48.211
— path-computation-method local-cspf
— pce-report enable
— metric 10
— primary "loose-anycast"
— exit
— no shutdown
— exit
The following example shows the configuration of a PCE-computed SR-TE LSP that is reported to the PCE:
lsp "to-SanFrancisco" sr-te
— to 192.168.48.211
— path-computation-method local-cspf
— pce-report enable
— metric 10
— primary "loose-anycast"
— exit
— no shutdown
— exit
The following example shows the configuration of a PCE-controlled SR-TE LSP with no PCE path profile:
lsp "from Reno to Atlanta no Profile" sr-te
— to 192.168.48.224
— path-computation-method local-cspf
— pce-report enable
— pce-control
— primary "empty"
— exit
— no shutdown
— exit
The following example shows the configuration of a PCE-controlled SR-TE LSP with a PCE path profile and a maximum label stack set to a non-default value:
lsp "from Reno to Atlanta no Profile" sr-te
— to 192.168.48.224
— max-sr-labels 8 additional-frr-labels 1
— path-computation-method pce
— pce-report enable
— pce-control
— path-profile 10 path-group 2
— primary "empty"
— bandwidth 15
— exit
— no shutdown
— exit