Deleting an MPLS Tunnel on a Per-NE Basis

As a transmission technology, the multi-protocol label switching (MPLS) can realize transparent transmission of data packets among users. The MPLS tunnel is the tunnel defined in the MPLS protocol. Independent from the service, the MPLS tunnel realizes the end-to-end transmission and carries the PWs related to the service.

Navigation Path

For RTN NEs, in the NE Explorer, click the NE and choose Configuration > MPLS Management > Unicast Tunnel Management from the Function Tree. Then, click the Static Tunnel tab.

Buttons

Button	Description
View Peer NE	Views the tunnel information of the peer NE.
Copy to Local NE	Copies the tunnel information of the peer NE to the local NE.
Modify	After selecting a static tunnel that is created successfully, you can modify the information about the interface of the tunnel.
Delete	Select the tunnel to be deleted from the static MPLS tunnel list, Click Delete. A dialog box is displayed for confirmation. NOTE: To delete an MPLS tunnel using the single-station scheme, delete the MPLS tunnel at each node involved in the tunnel.

Shortcut Menu

Item	Description
Browse Current Alarms	Browse current alarms of the Tunnel.
Browse Historical Alarms	Browse history alarms of the Tunnel.
Alarm Suppression	When an alarm is suppressed for a Tunnel, the alarm is not reported either on the NE or on the U2000 Web LCT.
Browse Performance	Browse the performance events to check for the abnormal status that does not generate alarms on the Tunnel. The maintenance personnel then can take proper measures to avoid faults.
Performance Statistics Management	Manage the performance events.
Switch to Y.1711	Switches the OAM recommendation of a tunnel to the Y.1711 recommendation.
Switch to Y.1731	Switches the OAM recommendation of a tunnel to the Y.1731 recommendation.
Query Relevant Tunnels	Views the selected Tunnel in the E2E Tunnels management window. If the Tunnel cannot be found, the U2000 Web LCT displays a message indicating that the Tunnel cannot be associated.

Parameters

**Table 1** Descriptions of the parameters for Static Tunnel
Field	Value	Description
Index	For example: 1	Indicates the Tunnel index. The Tunnel in alarm can be located according to the Monitored Object value.
Tunnel Key	Tunnel ID(Source Node:LSR ID,Sink Node:LSR ID)	Indicates the tunnel.
Name	For example: name1	Display and set the name of the static tunnel.
Enable State	Enabled, Disabled	Display and set the enable status of the static tunnel. Only Ingress Tunnel supports to set the enable status.
Node Type	Ingress, Egress, Transit	Display the node type. Ingress: ingress node Egress: egress node Transit: pass-through node
Direction	Unidirectional, Bidirectional	Display the direction of the tunnel. Currently, only the unidirectional tunnel is supported.
Bandwidth (kbit/s)	For example: 100	Display and set the bandwidth of the static tunnel.
CIR (kbit/s)	For example: 100	Commit the information rate for the service to pass
PIR (kbit/s)	For example: 100	Set the maximum rate for the service to pass.
CBS (bytes)	-	Set the committed burst size for the traffic to pass in a short time.
PBS (bytes)	-	Set the maximum burst size for the traffic to pass in a short time.
In Board/Logic Interface Type	For example: Slot-Board Name	Set the in board or logic interface type.
Remaining Bandwidth (kbit/s)	For example: 10240	Display the remaining bandwidth of the static tunnel.
Inbound Interface	For example: Slot-Board Name-Port (Port No.)	Set the ingress port of the static tunnel. The egress node and transmit node support the setting of the ingress port, but the ingress node does not.
Incoming Label	16 to 1048575	Set the ingress label of the tunnel. The egress node and transmit node support the setting of the ingress label, but the ingress node does not.
Forward In Label	16 to 1048575	Specifies the ingress label of the tunnel. The egress node and transmit node support the setting of the ingress label, but the ingress node does not.
Reverse Out Label	16 to 1048575	Specifies the ingress label of the tunnel. The egress node and transmit node support the setting of the ingress label, but the ingress node does not.
Out Board/Logic Interface Type	For example: Slot-Board Name	Display and set the out board or logic interface type.
Outbound Interface	For example: Slot-Board Name-Port (Port No.)	Set the egress port of the static tunnel. The ingress node and transmit node support the setting of the egress port, but the egress node does not.
Outgoing Label	16 to 1048575	Set the egress label of the tunnel. The ingress node and transmit node support the setting of the egress label, but the egress node does not.
Forward Out Label	16 to 1048575	Specifies the egress label of the tunnel. The ingress node and transmit node support the setting of the egress label, but the egress node does not.
Reverse In Label	16 to 1048575	Specifies the ingress label of the tunnel. The ingress node and transmit node support the setting of the ingress label, but the ingress node does not.
Forward Next Hop Address	Example: 192.168.0.2	Specifies the IP address of the egress next hop of the forward tunnel in the bidirectional tunnel. The ingress node and transmit node support the setting of the egress next hop address, but the egress node does not.
Reverse Next Hop Address	Example: 192.168.0.3	Specifies the IP address of the egress next hop of the reverse tunnel in the bidirectional tunnel. The egress node and transmit node support the setting of the egress next hop address, but the egress node does not.
Next Hop Address	For example: 192.168.0.2	Set the IP address of the egress next hop of the unidirectional tunnel. The ingress node and transmit node support the setting of the egress next hop address, but the egress node does not.
Source Node	For example: 192.168.0.1	Set the source node of the tunnel. The egress node and transmit node support the setting of the source node, but the ingress node does not.
Sink Node	For example: 192.168.0.2	Set the sink node of the tunnel. The ingress node and transmit node support the setting of the sink node, but the egress node does not.
Tunnel Type	E-LSP, L-LSP	Display the type of the static tunnel.
LSP Mode	Pipe, Uniform	The LSP Mode parameter specifies whether a writing back tag is required. Uniform: Indicates the CoS of the packets written back when the tunnel label is removed. Pipe: Indicates the CoS of the packets that is not written back when the tunnel label is removed. Uniform is not sopported now.
MTU (bytes)	-,0 to 9000	Specifies the maximum transfer unit (MTU) value of the MPLS packet. When MTU (bytes) is set to 0, it indicates that the MPLS MTU is not restricted. When the MTU value needs to the restricted, the value cannot be larger than the MTU value of the physical port that houses the tunnel. This parameter is not supported now.
EXP	0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, None	The E-LSP supports the ingress PW priority. 7 indicates the highest priority.
Protection Group	For example: 5	Display the protection group that the tunnel belongs to.
VLAN ID	For example: 5	Display the VLAN ID. In the case of an ingress tunnel, the VLAN ID can be set.
Deployment Status	Deployed, Undeployed	Indicates whether a service is deployed. Deployed: Indicates that the service has been applied to an NE. Undeployed: Indicates that the service is saved on the U2000 Web LCT only.
Loopback Status	No loopback, Bidirectional loopback	A packet loss fault on a static bidirectional tunnel can be located by using the hop-by-hop loopback test on the tunnel and the PRBS function of CES services. NOTE: This parameter applies to only the transit nodes on a static bidirectional tunnel. This parameter applies to only the transit nodes on a static bidirectional tunnel.
Oam Recommendation	MPLS OAM(Y.1711), MPLS-TP OAM(Y.1731)	Display the Oam recommendation of the tunnel.
Active	Active, Inactive	Display the activation status of tunnel.
New Reverse Tunnel	Checked, Unchecked	Select New Reverse Tunnel to set parameters of the forward and reverse tunnels.
Deploy	Checked, Unchecked	Set the deployment status of the tunnel.
Query Actual Bandwidth	Checked, Unchecked	When this parameter is selected, the actual effective bandwidth is queried. When this parameter is not selected, the configured bandwidth is queried. The OptiX RTN 910 and OptiX RTN 950 do not support the query of actual bandwidth.
CoS	CS7, CS6, EF, AF4, AF3, AF2, AF1, BE	Indicates the class of service. Eight CoS values are available according to the standard. Different CoS values correspond to different queues. The equipment provides different QoS for queues of different CoS.
Secondary Forward Label	16 to 1048575	Specifies the forward label of the standby tunnel.
Secondary Reverse Label	16 to 1048575	Specifies the reverse label of the standby tunnel.
Switching Triggered by Packet Loss Rate	Enabled, Disabled	Specifies whether to trigger switching when the packet loss rate exceeds thresholds. After you set Switching Triggered by Packet Loss Rate to Enabled, SD Threshold and SF Threshold are available. If the packet loss rate on a tunnel exceeds the preset SD or SF threshold, tunnel protection switching is triggered.
SD Threshold	1.0E-2, 1.0E-3, 1.0E-4, 1.0E-5, 1.0E-6	Indicates the threshold of SD caused by packet loss.
SF Threshold	1.0E-2, 1.0E-3, 1.0E-4, 1.0E-5, 1.0E-6	Indicates the threshold of SF caused by packet loss.
Tunnel Bandwidth Limatation	Enabled, Disabled	The parameter can be set when the Deployment Status is deployed. Set as Enabled, the apply of CIR (kbit/s) and PIR (kbit/s) can be success.