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show mpls rsvp statistics
This command displays the RSVP control packet statistics combined over all the interfaces.
Syntax show mpls rsvp statistics
Parameters None.
Modes This command operates in all modes.
Usage guidelines clear mpls rsvp statistics clears the ‘Since last clear’ column for the Harlequins and Hillock added
packet types.
Command
output
Description
Packet Type:
Path The number of Path messages sent and received. Path messages store information
about the state of the path along the Lars in the LSP.
Rev The number of RESV messages sent and received. RESV messages include FF (Fixed
Filter), WF (Wildcard Filter), and SE (Shared Explicit) messages.
Path Err The number of Path Err messages sent and received.
Receiver The number of Receiver messages sent and received.
PathTear The number of PathTear messages sent and received. PathTear messages cause path
states to be deleted.
ResvTear The number of ResvTear messages sent and received. ResvTear messages cause
reservation states to be deleted.
ResvConf The number of reservation confirmation messages sent and received.
Bundle The number of bundled RSVP messages sent and received on the interface.
Ack The number of Ack messages sent and received on the interface. Ack messages are
reliable messaging acknowledgements of RSVP trigger messages.
SumRefresh The number of summary refresh messages sent and received. Summary refresh
messages are RSVP packets listing message IDs of unchanged Resv and Path
messages to support RSVP refresh reduction.
Hello The number of RSVP-TE Hello messages sent and received.
NACK Object Number of NACK objects.
Errors:
Rcv pkt bad length The number of times a packet was not processed because it was the wrong length.
Rcv pkt unknown type The number of times an RSVP packet was not processed because it was not one of the
types defined in RFC 2205.
Rcv pkt bad version The number of times a packet was not processed because it was an RSVP version other
than 1.
Rcv pkt bad cksum The number of times a packet was not processed because of a bad RSVP checksum.
Memory alloc fail
The number of times a packet was not processed because RSVP memory allocation
failed on the device.