Displays the percentage and count of the network’s
active paths, active links, and active PCCs that are in an UP state.
The display is updated every one to two minutes, depending on
the frequency of incoming events. The busier the network, the more
frequent is the update. The last updated timestamp is displayed at
the bottom of the widget.
The number of paths detoured (using a bypass LSP) and LSPs that
are being provisioned are also displayed. These numbers could differ
from what is reported in the network information table.
Active Paths: Displays the number and percentage of active
paths in the topology.
By design, the Active Paths reported is not the same as what
is reported in the Tunnel tab of the network information table because
the Tunnel tab includes secondary paths and the Active Paths display
does not. If you have a secondary path for any LSPs, the Active Paths
displayed and the information in the Tunnel tab in the network information
table do not match.
Active Links: Displays the number and percentage of active
links in the topology.
Active link numbers always match the Link tab in the network
information table if the internal model is in sync with the live network.
A mismatch indicates that the internal model has become out of sync
with the live network. On a regular basis, when the internal model
is updated, it is with changes to the live network topology, not with
a rebuilding of the entire topology. So over time, the model and the
live network can become out of sync. To correct this problem, reload
the internal model with the entire live network information using
Reset/Sync Network Model (Configuration >Network > PathFinder). For more information, see Pathfinder Settings.
Active PCC: Displays the number and percentage of active
PCC in the topology.
By design, the Active Path Computation Client (PCC) reported
is not the same as what is reported in the Node tab of the network
information table because the Node tab includes pseudo nodes and the
Active PCC display does not. The Active PCC display only includes
nodes that are routers; it does not include pseudo nodes such as Ethernet
nodes or AS nodes. If you have pseudo nodes in the network, the Active
PCC display and the Node tab in the network information table do not
match.
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