01-17-2011 09:20 AM - edited 03-04-2019 11:06 AM
Hello,
I have a couple of these routers in the lab with a very basic MPLS configuration on them. Everything works fine on the fixed interfaces but I cannot get the ldp neighborship to form between the 1FE2W interfaces on each router. Does this module support MPLS?
Thanks...
01-17-2011 09:36 AM
Hi,
I do not know for sure about this module. Then again, for these routers, the MPLS is a software feature so a hardware Layer2 module should not be limited (or limiting) in any way.
One key thing to consider: the LDP chooses a Router ID much like the OSPF does. However, at least in Cisco implementation, the LDP actually uses this Router ID as a source/destination IP address in the LDP communication. This means that if a router has chosen a particular LDP RID, its neighbors must be able to resolve that RID in their routing tables, otherwise, the neighbors won't be able to start a LDP adjacency.
I suggest using the mpls ldp router-id
Best regards,
Peter
01-17-2011 10:11 AM
I agree that interface should not matter but it's the only thing different in the configuration. I'll try forcing the router ID and see what that does.
Thanks...
01-17-2011 01:18 PM
Well...I decided to blow away both router configs and rebuild them
from scratch...everything works fine now. I must have configured something wrong the first time but I can't imagine what - configuring MPLS between two routers isn't exactly rocket science...or isit:-)
Thanks again.
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