packet-format-match
Syntax
packet-format-match {
(mpls-packet-format-1 | mpls-packet-format-2 | mpls-packet-format-3 | mpls-packet-format-4 | mpls-packet-format-5 | mpls-packet-format-6 | mpls-packet-format-7 | mpls-packet-format-8);
}
Hierarchy Level
[edit system packet-forwarding-options]
Description
Types of packet formats for MPLS labeled traffic.
Note:
You must restart the PFE every time you configure this command. A PFE reboot forces disruptions to the data plane, a hit that can last several minutes while the component reboots, and is then repopulated with the current routing state.
Default
The default packet format is mpls-packet-format-1.
Options
You can specify a value from 1 through 8.
| mpls-packet-format-1 | Untagged packet with one or two labels. |
| mpls-packet-format-2 | Untagged packet with one label. |
| mpls-packet-format-3 | Untagged packet with two labels. |
| mpls-packet-format-4 | Single tagged packet with one or two labels. |
| mpls-packet-format-5 | Single tagged packet with one label. |
| mpls-packet-format-6 | Single tagged packet with two labels |
| mpls-packet-format-7 | Untagged and single tagged packets with one label. |
| mpls-packet-format-8 | Untagged and single tagged packets with two labels. |
Required Privilege Level
admin
Release Information
Statement introduced in Junos OS Release 19.2R1.