Cisco Multicast Routing and Switching

Debugging RSVP

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Debugging RSVP To verify the operation of RSVP use the following ...

RSVP Scenarios

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RSVP Scenarios In this section, various RSVP scenarios are presented to illustrate the use of the RSVP configuration and monitoring commands. Another purpose is to present examples of different combinations of RSVP styles and verify that the router that is the merge point does indeed merge, as presented earlier in the ...

RSVP Configuration Commands

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RSVP Configuration Commands RSVP is disabled on router interfaces and this is the default interface state. In order for a router to participate in RSVP, RSVP must be enabled on the interfaces using the command ip rsvp bandwidth [interface-kbps] [single-flow-kbps] interface-kbpsOptional parameter. Value can be 1—10,000,000. Optional parameter. Value can be 1—10,000,000. The parameters shown ...

Configuring and Monitoring RSVP

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Configuring and Monitoring RSVP Three types of configuration commands can be used to configure or monitor RSVP. The first type is configuration commands used to enable and configure RSVP. The second type of RSVP command is used to view RSVP configurations and parameters. The third type of RSVP command is used ...

RSVP Protocol Messages

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RSVP Protocol Messages When discussing RSVP messages we need to agree on the definition of terms. Figure 10-11 illustrates some fundamental terms used in discussing RSVP messages. The incoming and outgoing interfaces, as well as the next and previous hops, are from the point of view of the data flow. RSVP ...