- play_arrow Introduction
- play_arrow Overview
- play_arrow Access and Manage Paragon Automation Account
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- play_arrow Administration
- play_arrow Introduction
- play_arrow Organization Management
- play_arrow Site Management
- play_arrow User Management
- play_arrow Inventory Management
- play_arrow Audit Logs
- play_arrow Tags
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- play_arrow Device Life Cycle Management
- play_arrow Introduction
- play_arrow Day-Wise Activities for Device Life Cycle Management
- play_arrow Field Technician User Interface
- play_arrow Onboarding Profiles
- play_arrow Plan Device Onboarding
- Network Implementation Plan Overview
- About the Network Implementation Plan Page
- Allocate a Device as a Resource
- Add Network Resource Pools
- Add a Network Implementation Plan
- Publish a Network Implementation Plan
- Offboard a Network Implementation Plan
- Edit a Network Implementation Plan
- Update the Network Implementation Plan and Recreate Service Instances After Upgrade
- View Network Resources
- play_arrow View Device Onboarding
- About the Onboarding Dashboard
- Move a Device to Production
- View Results of Automated Device Tests
- Identity and Location Data of a Device
- Remote Management Data and Test Results
- Hardware Data and Test Results
- Interfaces Data and Test Results
- Software Data and Test Results
- Configuration Data and Test Results
- Routing Data and Test Results
- Device Connectivity Data and Tests Results
- play_arrow Device Management
- Device Management Workflow
- Device Licenses Overview
- About the Features Tab
- About the Licenses Tab
- Manage Device Licenses
- About the Software Images Page
- Upload a Software Image
- Delete a Software Image
- About the Configuration Backups Page
- Configuration Templates Overview
- About the Configuration Templates Page
- Add a Configuration Template
- Edit and Delete a Configuration Template
- Preview a Configuration Template
- Deploy a Configuration Template to a Device
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- play_arrow Trust and Compliance
- play_arrow Introduction
- play_arrow Manage Trust Settings and Trust Scores
- Compliance Standards Overview
- About the Compliance Benchmarks Page
- About the Compliance Tailorings Page
- Example: Create a Tailoring Document for NTP Settings
- About the Compliance Checklist Page
- Add a Checklist Template
- Add Checklist for a Device
- Import Scans and Update Rule Results in a Checklist
- Trust Plans Overview
- About the Network Score Formula Page
- Trust Score Overview
- About the Network Score Page
- About the Snapshots Page
- Add a Snapshot for a Target
- play_arrow Manage Compliance Scans
- play_arrow Manage Vulnerabilities
- play_arrow Monitor Integrity
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- play_arrow Service Orchestration
- play_arrow Introduction
- play_arrow View Service Design Catalog
- play_arrow Manage Customers
- play_arrow Add Resources for Network Services
- play_arrow Manage Service Instances
- Service Instance Overview
- About the Service Instances Page
- View Service Instance Details
- View Passive Assurance Monitoring Data
- View EVPN Passive Assurance Monitoring Results
- View L2 Circuit Passive Assurance Monitoring Data
- View L3VPN Passive Assurance Monitoring Results
- Physical Interfaces Health Check Results
- Logical Interfaces Health Check Results
- Performance Graphs to View Passive Assurance Monitoring Data
- play_arrow Provision VPN Services
- play_arrow Monitor Service Order Execution Workflows
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- play_arrow Active Assurance
- play_arrow Introduction
- play_arrow Test Agents
- play_arrow Tests and Monitors
- play_arrow Test Templates
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- play_arrow Paragon Shell CLI Reference
- play_arrow Introduction
- play_arrow Operational Mode Commands
- file copy
- monitor
- request paragon backup
- request paragon cluster pods reset
- request paragon cluster upgrade
- request paragon config
- request paragon deploy
- request paragon deploy cluster
- request paragon destroy cluster
- request paragon fix-permission
- request paragon load
- request paragon repair-node
- request paragon replace-node
- request paragon restore
- request paragon running-config
- request paragon ssh
- request paragon ssh-key
- request paragon storage cleanup
- request paragon super-user password reset
- request system decrypt password
- request system reboot
- show configuration paragon cluster
- show configuration paragon cluster applications (o)
- show configuration paragon cluster common-services (o)
- show host disk usage
- show paragon backup
- show paragon certificate expiry-date certificate-type
- show paragon cluster (o)
- show paragon cluster details
- show paragon cluster namespaces
- show paragon cluster nodes
- show paragon cluster pods
- show paragon cluster pods namespace healthbot sort
- show paragon images version
- show paragon images version namespace
- show paragon pvc details
- show paragon version
- play_arrow Configuration Mode Commands
- delete paragon cluster
- load set
- set paragon cluster applications
- set paragon cluster common-services ingress
- set paragon cluster insights victoria-metrics
- set paragon cluster install
- set paragon cluster kubernetes
- set paragon cluster mail-server
- set paragon cluster nodes
- set paragon cluster ntp
- set paragon cluster papi
- set paragon monitoring
- set system login
- show paragon cluster (c)
- show paragon cluster applications (c)
- show paragon cluster common-services ingress (c)
- play_arrow Troubleshooting Commands
- Troubleshoot Using the Paragon Shell CLI Commands
- request paragon support information
- request paragon troubleshooting information
- request paragon debug
- request paragon debug get-tsdb-data
- request paragon debug insights-kafka-data
- request paragon debug kafka
- request paragon debug logs
- request paragon debug logs namespace
- request paragon debug postgres
- request paragon debug redis
- play_arrow Service Orchestration
- About the Service Orchestration cMGD CLI
- set foghorn:core org-id
- set service design default version
- set dag state failed
- show service order status
- show service order as-json
- show service order as-yaml
- show service designs
- show device dependent configuration
- show insights configuration
- show configuration foghorn:customers
- show service instance lock status
- show service instance lock token
- show service projects
- show service order history
- show airflow dags
- show airflow dag-runs
- show paragon orgs
- request service project add
- request service order sync
- request network resources load
- request service order load
- request service order place
- request service order modify
- request service order delete
- request service order submit
- request service order provision
- request service design install
- request service design uninstall
- request create graphdb
- request service order set
- request service instance lock
- request service instance unlock
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About the Tunnels Tab
On the Tunnels tab of the network table (Observability > Network > Topology > Tunnels), you can view the information on label-switched paths (LSPs), also known as tunnels, in your network.
Paragon Automation uses Path Computation Element Protocol (PCEP) sessions to discover the tunnels that run in your network.
A PCEP session must be established between Paragon Automation and the devices.
To establish a PCEP session, you must specify a VIP address either at the time of installing Paragon Automation or post-installation of the cluster. For more information, see Configure a PCE Server.
To establish PCEP on a PE router, see Configuring PCEP on a PE Router.
To configure BGP-LS topology acquisition on Paragon Automation, See Configuring Topology Acquisition Using BGP-LS.
You must have adopted or onboarded the device using Paragon Automation; otherwise, the tunnel-related information is not displayed on the Tunnels tab.
In Release 2.1.0, Paragon Automation does not support LSP provisioning. Do not attempt to delegate an LSP using CLI.
Tasks You Can Perform
Hide unrelated nodes of a tunnel—To hide unrelated nodes of a tunnel, select one or more tunnels and enable the Hide unrelated toggle button. The topology map limits the display to only the nodes that are related to the selected tunnel.
Download—To download tunnels-related data to your local system, click Download. The data is downloaded to your local system as a comma-separated values (CSV) file.
From the More list, you can perform the following tasks:
View details of a tunnel—To view the details of a tunnel, you can do one of the following:
Select a tunnel on the table and click More > Show Details. The Tunnel - Tunnel-Name page appears. You can view the To and From traffic-related information.
Hover over a tunnel row in the table and click the Details icon. The Tunnel - Tunnel-Name page appears. You can view the To and From traffic-related information.
Reload—To view the latest changes in the network map, click Reload.
To perform common actions such as filtering using advanced filter criteria and resetting preferences, see Network Table Overview.
| Fields | Description |
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Name | Displays the name of the tunnel. |
Device A | Displays the device at which traffic enters. |
Device Z | Displays the device at which traffic exits. |
IP A | Displays the IPv4 address of the interface from which device A sends traffic.
Paragon Automation displays the IPv4 address of IP A based on device A's active configuration. If the IPv4 addresses of IP A and IP Z are in the same subnet, Paragon Automation forms an interface between devices A and Z. |
IP Z | Displays the IPv4 address of device Z interface that receives
traffic. Paragon Automation displays the IPv4 address of IP Z based on device Z's active configuration. If the IPv4 addresses of IP A and IP Z are in the same subnet, Paragon Automation forms an interface between devices A and Z. |
Vendor | Displays the vendor name of the device. |
Bandwidth | Displays the traffic rate associated with the LSPs, fast reroutes, or multiclass LSPs. |
Color | Displays the color associated with the static policy. It is a property of a segment routing policy that determines the set of traffic flows that are steered by the policy. |
Admin Group Include All | Displays a list of all admin groups that are created for LSPs. Admin groups are created to implement a variety of policy-based LSP setups. |
Admin Group Include Any | Displays a list of the admin groups that are created for LSPs. Admin groups are created to implement a variety of policy-based LSP setups. |
Metric | Displays the metric value of an LSP. The LSP metric is used to indicate the ease or difficulty of sending traffic over a particular LSP. Lower LSP metric values (lower cost) increase the likelihood of an LSP being used. Conversely, high LSP metric values (higher cost) decrease the likelihood of an LSP being used. |
Path Type | Displays the type of LSP path—primary, secondary, or standby. |
Path Name | Displays the user-defined name of the LSP path. |
Type | Displays the type of the LSP—RSVP or SR. |
Op Status | Displays the operational status of the LSP—Failed, pending, unknown, live. |
Setup | Displays the setup priority of the LSP. The setup priority ranges from 0 (highest) through 7 (lowest). |
Hold | Displays the RSVP hold priority for the tunnel traffic. The hold priority ranges from 0 (highest) through 7 (lowest). |
Record Route | Displays whether an LSP should actively record the path by sending the record route object (RRO). The RRO is used to record the path that the LSP traverses. It includes the IP address and router/node ID of each RSVP node in the path. |
Last Update | Displays the last updated time of the LSP. |
Controller Status | Displays the controller status—No path found, Reschedule in X minutes. |
BSID | Displays the binding SID (BSID) label. This binding SID label is used to map labeled traffic to the BGP SR-TE LSP. |
RRO Hop Count | Displays the hop count of the record route object (RRO). The RRO keeps track of the actual path the LSP is traversing. |
Auto Bandwidth | Displays the automatic bandwidth information of the LSP. Auto bandwidth option allows a tunnel to automatically adjust its bandwidth allocation based on the volume of traffic flowing through the tunnel. |
Comment | Displays the comment that the user has added at the time of tunnel creation. |
P2MP Name | Displays the name of the point-to-multipoint LSP path that identifies the sequence of nodes that form the point-to-multipoint LSP. |
TE++ID | Displays the container ID of TE++. Juniper Networks TE++ technology tackles the problem of network resource utilization and gives network operators a new tool for maximizing bandwidth. TE++ automatically sets up, distributes, and balances traffic from a given source across multiple equal-bandwidth LSPs in response to traffic changes and other network events. |
