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Displaying the MPLS forwarding information

The show mpls forwarding command is introduced to display MPLS forwarding information. The
out-intf field in the output of the show mpls forwarding command displays whether an
interface/port is either an Ethernet port or a POS port. For example, Ethernet port 3 on slot 2 is
displayed as e2/3.

To display MPLS forwarding information, enter the show mpls forwarding command as shown in the
example below.

Brocade# show mpls forwarding

Total number of MPLS forwarding entries: 2

Dest-prefix In-lbl In-intf Out-lbl Out-intf Sig Next-hop

1 10.140.140.4/32 3 e1/2 R 10.20.20.2

2 10.140.140.4/32 1024 e1/10 R 10.20.20.2 DET

Syntax: show mpls forwarding [ip_prefix_addr/mask_len [longer] | ip_prefix_addr /ip_mask

[longer]| p2mp | p2p ]

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.

p2mp option displays all P2MP forwarding entries for the specified destination or a specified
in-label value or a P2MP-ID.

p2p option displays all P2P forwarding entries for the specified destination or a specified
in-label value.

Label

The MPLS label received from the downstream router.

sig

The signal protocol type associated with the label. Possible values are:

L – LDP

R – RSVP

Usage

The number of LSPs that are either currently using or configured to use the path. For example,
When an LSP named “to_sqa” has primary and secondary paths and both paths are
configured to use the same MPLS path “path_to_sqa,” then the usage count for “path_to_sqa”
would be two (when no other LSP in the system is configured to use “path_to_sqa”).”

TABLE 26

Output from the show mpls forwarding command

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dest-prefix

The destination FEC of the LSP.

in-lbl

The incoming segment or upstream label for the LSP. A value of 0 indicates the absence of the
segment.

TABLE 25

Output from the show mpls route command

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