Decoding Configuration
Decoding Configuration
Section titled “Decoding Configuration”MPLS Parse
Section titled “MPLS Parse”In npb scenarios, some messages require the decoding switch to be turned on before five-element matching can be performed.
Table 1 MPLS decoding basic configuration
| Operation | Command | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Enter system configuration view | configure | |
| Enter npb configuration view | npb | |
| Enable MPLS decoding | parse-over-mpls enable | Enables filtering of inner layer fields for MPLS/MPLS + PW messages. |
After enabling MPLS decoding, the rule matching items supported by common MPLS packets are as follows:
Table 2 Supported rule matching fields for MPLS packets
| MPLS packets | Supported rule matching items | Description |
|---|---|---|
| MPLS + IPV4 | L2, EX, L3(src-ip, dst-ip, src-port, dst-port, ip-protocol) | |
| MPLS + ETH + (vlans) + IPV4 | L2, EX, L3(src-mac, dst-mac, ethertype, src-ip, dst-ip, src-port, dst-port, ip-protocol) | |
| MPLS + PW + ETH + (vlans) + IPV4 | L2, EX, L3(src-mac, dst-mac, ethertype, src-ip, dst-ip, src-port, dst-port, ip-protocol) | |
| MPLS + ETH + LACP | L2, EX, L3(src-mac, dst-mac, ethertype) | |
| MPLS + IPV6 | L2, EX, L3V6(src-ip, dst-ip, src-port, dst-port, ip-protocol) | Only support L2,EX,L3 default forward on CX102S |
| MPLS + PW + ETH + (vlans) + IPV6 | L2, EX, L3V6(src-mac, dst-mac, ethertype, src-ip, dst-ip, src-port, dst-port, ip-protocol) | nly support L2,EX,L3 default forward on CX102S |
| MPLS + ETH + (vlans) + IPV6 | L2, EX, L3V6(src-mac, dst-mac, ethertype, src-ip, dst-ip, src-port, dst-port, ip-protocol) | nly support L2,EX,L3 default forward on CX102S |
Inline Bypass
Section titled “Inline Bypass”When auto bypass for inline bypass is enabled, the system will automatically monitor the LAG’s health status. At this point, the state of the bypass policy bound to the LAG is controlled by its health status and cannot be manually enabled or disabled: If the LAG remains down beyond the timeout period, the passthrough policy bound to the LAG will be activated. If the LAG remains up without flapping during the revert delay period (for standby LAGs, at least the minimum number of active ports must be up; for other types, at least one port must be up), the bypass policy bound to the LAG will be isabled, and traffic will revert to the original policy.
| Operation | Command | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Enter system configuration view | configure | |
| Open Inline Bypass | autobypass enable | Supports monitoring the status of serial-connected high reliability Lags: traffic switches to the bound passthrough policy upon Lag failure, and reverts to the original policy upon recovery. |