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3. View label statistics. Select MPLS Management > Label Statistics from the navigation tree. On
the page, you can view the top 5 devices by static labels used, top 5 devices by dynamic
labels used, and device label usage percentage. For configuration procedures, see Label
Statistics.
4. View LSP traffic statistics.
a.
Select MPLS Management > LSP Traffic Statistics from the navigation tree. On the Default
Threshold Settings page, set the alert thresholds for outgoing LSP traffic. Two alert levels
are available, level 1 and level 2. If there are monitored LSPs in MPLS management,
operators can view in real time the top 5 LSPs by outgoing traffic and the LSP monitoring
status. If no such LSP exists, operators can enable traffic monitoring for selected LSPs on
the LSP Traffic Monitoring page, and view the traffic monitoring information of the LSPs
in five minutes. After the previous configuration, operators can view the latest outgoing
traffic statistics and detailed LSP traffic reports. For configuration procedures, see LSP
Traffic Statistics.
Using MPLS management
Device management
Use this function to manage devices in an MPLS network. You can import, synchronize, delete
devices, and enable MPLS/MPLS LDP for devices and interfaces.You can only import devices to
the MPLS management from the iMC platform. Therefore, devices must be added to the iMC
platform before they can be imported to the MPLS management.
LDP management
LDP management is used to manage LDP peers. By enabling MPLS LDP for devices, LDP peers can
be created on devices manually or through automatic discovery. LDP peers include local peers
and remote peers. Local peers are discovered through the basic discovery mechanism defined in
the LDP protocol. Remote peers are discovered through the extended discovery mechanism. Basic
discovery mechanism discovers directly connected LSRs, and establishes link hello adjacencies
with them. Extended discovery mechanism discovers indirectly connected LSRs and establishes
targeted hello adjacencies. In LDP management, you can query, add, configure, delete LDP peers,
and view LDP session information established between LDP peers. To add a pair of LDP peers, you
just need to enter the local device name, peer device name, and the peer relationship name. In
Advanced Configuration, you can configure parameters for a pair of LDP peers.
LSP management
The MPLS Management component provides the LSP deployment function that allows for simple
and user-friendly operations. To set up and main MPLS LSPs, network maintainers do not need to
go to various device equipment rooms or execute bald command lines, greatly reducing the network
maintenance time and difficulties. With basic network information well configured, MPLS
Management allows you to deploy an entire LSP network or adjust some deployments of an LSP
network. After LSP deployment, it allows you to highlight an LSP for intuitive observation of the LSP.
The deployment status of an LSP can be normal, undeployed, deploying, undeploying, deployment
failed, and undeployment failed.
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