The l2tp protect-tunnel disable command disables the L2TP traffic protection mechanism so that traffic during a master/backup switchover is not forwarded to a backup device through an L2TP protection tunnel. After the L2TP traffic protection mechanism is disabled, packets are discarded until the switchover is complete. The configuration information is displayed after the command is run.
The undo l2tp protect-tunnel disable command restores the default configuration.
By default, the L2TP traffic protection mechanism is enabled, and no configuration information is displayed. Traffic during a master/backup switchover is forwarded to a backup device through an L2TP protection tunnel, and no packets are discarded.
This command is supported only on the NetEngine 8000 F1A.
Usage Scenario
If the bandwidth of the protection tunnel is sufficient, you do not need to run this command. If the bandwidth of the protection tunnel is insufficient, you can run the l2tp protect-tunnel disable command to disable the L2TP traffic protection mechanism so that traffic during a master/backup switchover is not forwarded to a backup device through the L2TP protection tunnel. Before running this command, ensure that a master/backup device switchover can be triggered when a fault occurs on the device. Otherwise, L2TP traffic is interrupted and users are logged out.
If you do not want L2TP traffic to be forwarded through a hot backup protection tunnel, perform the following operations:Prerequisites
L2TP LAC two-node hot backup has been configured.
Configuration Impact
After the l2tp protect-tunnel disable command is run to disable the L2TP traffic protection mechanism, no L2TP protection tunnel is automatically established and traffic during a master/backup switchover is not forwarded to a backup device.
Precautions
In VS mode, this command is supported only by the admin VS.