Option: Configuring Layer 2 Circuits Simultaneously over RSVP and LDP LSPs
You can configure a Layer 2 circuit simultaneously over an RSVP LSP and an LDP LSP between the same two routers. To accomplish this, do the following:
Configure two loopback addresses—a primary and a secondary loopback.
Configure the RSVP LSP using the primary loopback address.
Configure the LDP LSP using the secondary loopback address. You can accomplish this by advertising the secondary loopback address as a forwarding equivalence class (FEC) in LDP.
Configure the transport tunnel endpoint (also known as a packet-switched network [PSN] tunnel endpoint in the IETF drafts) to be used for transporting the Layer 2 circuit traffic. To configure the tunnel endpoint, include the
psn-tunnel-endpoint
statement at the[edit protocols l2circuit]
hierarchy level. By default, the tunnel endpoint is the same as the address of the Layer 2 circuit neighbor.
To verify that your configuration is operational,
issue the show l2circuit connections
command. This command
has been enhanced to display tunnel endpoints.