Configuring an IS-IS process to advertise IPv4 packet loss rates helps ensure that service traffic is transmitted along the path with the lowest packet loss rate.
Before configuring an IS-IS process to advertise packet loss rates, complete the following tasks:
Traditional path computation algorithms compute the optimal path to a destination address based on costs. However, this path may not be the one with the lowest packet loss rate. For services that have stringent requirements on the packet loss rate, path computation can be performed based on packet loss rates instead of costs to ensure that service traffic is transmitted along the path with the lowest packet loss rate. Specifically, configure an IS-IS process to advertise IPv4 packet loss rates. After this function is configured, IS-IS collects and floods information about intra-area IPv4 packet loss rates, and BGP-LS reports the information to the controller. The controller then computes the optimal path on the P2P network based on the packet loss rates.
The system view is displayed.
An IS-IS process is created, and its view is displayed.
An IS-IS cost style is set.
IPv4 TE is enabled for a specified level of the IS-IS process.
The function of advertising IPv4 packet loss rates is configured.
Suppression parameters are configured for packet loss rate advertisement.
The advertised packet loss rates may be dynamic ones measured using TWAMP Light or static ones manually configured.
The valid dynamic packet loss rates measured using TWAMP Light are advertised only to the IS-IS interface bound to the TWAMP Light test session.
After receiving packet loss rate information, IS-IS advertises and floods the information.
The configuration is committed.
After configuring the function, verify the configuration.
Run the display isis interface verbose traffic-eng command to check information about IS-IS-enabled interfaces.