Brocade Multi-Service IronWare Multiprotocol Label Switch (MPLS) Configuration Guide (Supporting R05.6.00) - Manual (Page 268)

Brocade# show mpls path wide | include pathfromsanfranciscotonewyork
Path Name Address Strict/loose Usage
Pathfromsanfranciscotonewyork 10.10.10.2 Strict 1
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Displaying the Traffic Engineering database
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Syntax: show mpls path [wide [| include path-name]]
The path-name variable specifies the name of the path the user wants to display.
Displaying the MPLS routing table
The MPLS routing table is used to store routes to egress LERs.
To display the contents of the MPLS routing table, enter the show mpls route command, as follows.
The port field now displays whether an interface/port is either Ethernet or POS. For example,
Ethernet port 3 on slot 2 is displayed as e2/3.
Brocade# show mpls route
Total number of MPLS tunnel routes: 1
R:RSVP L:LDP S:Static O:Others
Destination Gateway Tnnl Port Label Sig Cost Use
1 10.140.140.4/32 10.140.140.4 tnl0 e1/2 3 R 0 0
Syntax: show mpls route [ip_prefix_addr/mask_len [longer] | ip_prefix_addr /ip_mask [longer]]
Where:
• ip_prefix_addr means display the route to the specified IP address.
• mask_len is the number of bits in the mask.
• longer means that when an IP address has been specified, display only the routes that match
that IP address.
• ip_mask is the bytes of a network mask or, for CIDR format, the number of bits in the network
mask.
TABLE 25 Output from the show mpls route command
This field... Displays...
Destination The destination for the route. This can be either the address of the egress LER in an LSP, or a
configured alias.
NetMask The network mask for the route. When the destination address is the egress LER, the mask is
32 bits.
Gateway The address of the egress LER in the LSP. When the destination address is not a network alias,
the gateway is the same as the destination address.
Port The MPLS tunnel interface associated with the LSP.
The port field displays whether an interface/port is an Ethernet port, POS port, or a VE
interface. The VE interface ID is specified by the vid variable. When applicable, the egress
interface of the routing entry displays the VE interface.
The port display format for interface or port is as follows:
•
[e|p] slot or port
“e” represents an Ethernet port
“p” represents a POS port
Cost The metric for the LSP, set with the metric command in the LSPs configuration.