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Cisco 12000/10700 v3.1.1 Router Manager
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CONTENTS
About This Guide xxv
Document Audience xxv
Document Organization xxvi
Conventions xxviii
Command Conventions xxviii
Example Conventions xxviii
Document Conventions xxix
Obtaining Documentation xxix
Cisco.com xxix
Documentation CD-ROM xxx
Ordering Documentation xxx
Documentation Feedback xxx
Obtaining Technical Assistance xxxi
Cisco.com xxxi
Technical Assistance Center xxxi
Cisco TAC Website xxxii
Cisco TAC Escalation Center xxxii
Obtaining AdditionalPublications and Information xxxii
CHAPTER 1Overview 1-1
Cisco Element Manager Framework (Cisco EMF)Software 1-2
Cisco 12000/10720 RouterManager Software 1-2
Key Features of the Cisco 12000/10720 Router Manager Software 1-2
Accessing Online Help 1-4
CHAPTER 2Concepts 2-1
Cisco 12000/10720 RouterManager Objects and Interfaces 2-1
Physical Objects 2-2
Cisco 12000/10720 RouterChassis 2-3
Supporting Modules 2-5
Linecards 2-5
Physical Interfaces and Technologies 2-5
Logical Objects 2-6
Use of Telecom Graphics Objects 2-7

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OSI Mappings 2-10
Views 2-11
ComponentManaged View 2-11
Layer 3 QoS View 2-12
Network View 2-12
Physical View 2-12
VLAN View 2-12
Cisco 12000/10720 RouterManager Object States 2-13
Decommissioned State 2-14
NormalState 2-14
Errored 2-14
Performance Logging On 2-14
LostComms 2-15
Discovery Lost Comms 2-15
Mismatched 2-15
Transient Object States 2-15
CHAPTER 3Getting Started 3-1
Cisco 12000/10720 RouterManager Workflow 3-1
Starting Cisco EMF and Cisco 12000/10720 Router Manager 3-3
Starting a Cisco EMF User Session 3-3
Launchpad 3-5
Launching an Application 3-5
Map Viewer (Viewer) 3-6
Groups 3-6
Access 3-6
Event Browser (Events) 3-6
Discovery 3-6
Notification Profiles 3-7
Thresholding Regimes 3-7
Event Groups 3-7
PreFilter 3-8
Quitting a Cisco EMF User Session 3-8
Deployment 3-8
Deployment Process Outline 3-9
Manually Deploying a Generic Site Object 3-10
IP Auto Discovery ofthe Cisco Chassis 3-19
Manually Deploying a Cisco 12000/10720 Chassis 3-20
Commissioning and Subchassis Discovery 3-26

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Commissioning a Chassis 3-27
Decommissioning a Chassis 3-30
Object States 3-30
Manually Deploying Modules 3-30
User Named vs. Auto Named Module Deployment 3-31
Manually Deploying a GRP Card 3-31
Manually Deploying Line Cards 3-38
Manually Deploying Supporting Modules 3-50
Pre-deployment 3-58
Performing Pre-deployment 3-59
CHAPTER 4Managing Chassis 4-1
Launching the Chassis Management Windows 4-2
ManagementInformation 4-3
Viewing the ManagementInformation Window 4-3
System Configuration 4-4
Entering or Changing IOS CLI Username and Passwords 4-5
ManagementInformation Window—Detailed Description 4-6
Configuration Tab 4-6
IOS/Command Line Security Tab 4-6
Chassis Configuration 4-7
Viewing the Chassis Configuration Window 4-7
Commissioning a Chassis 4-8
Decommissioning a Chassis 4-8
Starting Global Performance Logging 4-9
Stopping Global Performance Logging 4-10
Entering Additional Descriptions for a Selected Chassis 4-11
Device Management Tab in Configuration Window 4-12
Chassis Configuration Window—Detailed Description 4-13
Configuration Tab 4-13
Additional Descriptions Tab 4-14
Device Management Tab 4-14
SNMP Management 4-14
Viewing the SNMP Management Window 4-15
Modifying SNMP Community Names or Version 4-15
Enabling or Disabling Trap Generation 4-16
SNMP ManagementWindow—Detailed Description 4-16
Community Names 4-16
Version 4-17

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Trap Generation 4-17
Chassis Inventory 4-17
Viewing the Chassis Inventory Window 4-17
Chassis Inventory Window—Detailed Description 4-18
GeneralTab 4-18
Asset Tracking Tab 4-19
Chassis Fault Management 4-20
Viewing the Chassis Fault Management Window 4-20
Changing Column Width 4-24
Chassis Fault Management Window—Detailed Description 4-25
GeneralTab 4-25
Power Supply Tab 4-25
Temperature Tab 4-26
Fan Tab 4-26
Command Log 4-27
Viewing the Command Log Window 4-27
Command Log Window—Detailed Description 4-28
Command Log Details Tab 4-28
System Log 4-29
Viewing the SysLog Messages Window 4-29
System Log Window—Detailed Description 4-30
SysLog Message Tab 4-30
Using RME for Chassis ManagementTasks 4-31
Configuration Backup/Restore Using RME 4-32
IOS Image Download Using RME 4-32
APS Status 4-32
Viewing the APS Status Window 4-32
APS Status Window—Detailed Description 4-34
APS Circuits Area 4-34
Initiating a Telnet Service 4-34
Launching the Web Console 4-35
Configuration Editor 4-35
Viewing the Configuration Editor Window 4-35
Downloading, Opening, or Editing the Running Configuration from a Selected Chassis 4-36
Searching in the Configuration Editor 4-37
Downloading the Edited Configuration File to a Selected Chassis 4-37
Configuration Editor Window—Detailed Description 4-37
Configuration Editor Tab 4-37
RPR Configuration 4-38

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Viewing the RPR Configuration Window 4-38
RPR Configuration Window—Detailed Description 4-39
Configuration Tab 4-39
Switch Over Tab 4-40
RPR Status 4-40
Viewing the RPR Status Window 4-40
RPR Status Window—Detailed Description 4-41
RP Status 4-41
LC Status 4-42
IP Routing Status 4-42
Viewing the IP Routing Status window 4-42
IP Routing Status Window—Detailed Description 4-43
Classless Inter-Domain Routing Tab 4-43
TCP Status 4-44
Viewing the TCP Status Window 4-45
TCP Status Window—Detailed Description 4-46
TCP Status Tab 4-46
TCP Connections Tab 4-47
UDP Status 4-48
Viewing the UDP Status Window 4-48
UDP Status Window—Detailed Description 4-49
Status 4-49
CHAPTER 5Managing Modules 5-1
Cisco 12000/10720 RouterManager Module Names 5-1
Launching the Module Management Windows 5-2
Module Configuration 5-3
Viewing the Configuration Window 5-3
Commissioning a Selected Module 5-4
Decommissioning a Selected Module 5-5
Module Configuration Window—Detailed Description 5-7
Configuration Tab 5-7
Module Fault Management 5-7
Viewing the Module Fault Management Window 5-7
Module Fault Management Window—Detailed Description 5-8
Module Availability 5-8
Cisco Contact Details 5-9
Module Performance 5-9
Viewing the Module Performance Window 5-10

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Starting or Stopping Performance Logging 5-10
Module Performance Window—Detailed Description 5-11
CPU Usage 5-11
Performance Logging 5-11
Module Inventory 5-12
Viewing the Module Inventory Window 5-12
Module Inventory Window—Detailed Description 5-13
General 5-13
AssetTracking 5-14
CHAPTER 6Managing Interfaces 6-1
Cisco 12000/10720 RouterManager Interface Naming Conventions 6-1
CHAPTER 7Interface Profiles 7-1
Interface Profile Types 7-2
Launching the Interface Profile Windows 7-2
Creating an ATM Interface Profile 7-3
Editing an Existing ATM Interface Profile 7-6
Deleting an Existing ATM Interface Profile 7-6
ATM Interface Configuration Profile Window—Detailed Description 7-7
Configuration (1) Tab 7-7
Configuration (2) Tab 7-8
Creating an HSRP Profile 7-9
Editing an Existing HSRP Interface Profile 7-10
Deleting an Existing HSRP Interface Profile 7-11
HSRP Profile Window—Detailed Description 7-11
HSRP Profile Parameters Area 7-11
Actions 7-12
Creating a POS Interface Profile 7-12
Editing an Existing POS Interface Profile 7-14
Deleting an Existing POS Interface Profile 7-15
POS Profile Window—Detailed Description 7-15
POS Config Tab 7-15
Creating a SRP Side Profile 7-17
Editing an Existing SRP Side Profile 7-19
Deleting an Existing SRP Side Profile 7-19
SRP Side Profile Window—Detailed Description 7-20
GeneralTab 7-20
Alarms Tab 7-21

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CHAPTER 8Interface Configuration 8-1
Interfaces and Related Technology-Specific Windows 8-1
Launching the Interface Configuration Windows 8-2
Generic Interface Configuration 8-3
Viewing the Generic Interface Configuration Window 8-4
Configuring and Commissioning a Generic Interface 8-4
Decommissioning an Interface 8-5
Generic Interface Configuration Window—Detailed Description 8-5
Configuration Tab 8-5
ATM Interface Configuration 8-6
Viewing the ATM Interface Configuration Window 8-6
Configuring an ATM Interface 8-7
ATM Interface Configuration Window—Detailed Description 8-8
Configuration (1) Tab 8-8
Configuration (2) Tab 8-9
Ethernet Interface Configuration 8-9
Viewing the Ethernet Interface Configuration Window 8-10
Configuring an Ethernet Interface 8-11
Ethernet Interface Configuration Window—Detailed Description 8-12
Configuration Tab 8-12
HSRP Parameters Tab 8-12
IP Configuration 8-13
Viewing the IP Configuration Window 8-14
Configuring an IP Interface 8-14
IP Configuration Window—Detailed Description 8-15
Generic Parameters Tab 8-15
POS Interface Configuration 8-15
Viewing the POS Interface Configuration Window 8-15
Configuring a POS Interface 8-16
POS Interface Configuration Window—DetailedDescription 8-17
POS Config Tab 8-17
APS Interface Configuration 8-18
Viewing the APS Configuration Window 8-19
Adding a Working Interface 8-20
Removing a Working Interface 8-20
Adding a Protected Interface 8-20
Removing a Protected Interface 8-20
APS Configuration Window—Detailed Description 8-21
APS Tab 8-21

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APS Interface 8-21
SRP Interface Configuration 8-22
Viewing the SRP Interface Configuration Attributes 8-22
Configuring a SRP Interface 8-23
SRP Interface Configuration Window—Detailed Description 8-23
General 8-23
IPS 8-23
SRP Interface Side Configuration 8-24
Viewing the SRP Interface Side Configuration Attributes 8-24
Configuring a SRP Side 8-25
SRP Interface Side Configuration Window—Detailed Description 8-26
GeneralTab 8-26
Alarms Tab 8-27
CHAPTER 9Interface Status 9-1
Interfaces and Related Technology-Specific Windows 9-1
Launching the Interface Status Windows 9-2
Generic Interface Status 9-3
Viewing the Generic Interface Status Window 9-3
Generic Interface Status Window—Detailed Description 9-4
Interface Details 9-4
Last Change Details 9-4
Transmission Details 9-4
ATM Interface Status 9-5
Viewing the ATM Interface Status Window 9-5
ATM Interface Status Window—Detailed Description 9-6
ATM Transmit Status 9-6
ATM Receive Status 9-7
Physical Layer Status 9-7
ATM Port Status 9-7
Action 9-7
ATM Interface Faults 9-8
Viewing the ATM Interface Faults Window 9-8
ATM Interface Faults Window—Detailed Description 9-9
Fault Tab 9-9
DS3/E3 Interface Status 9-9
Viewing the DS3/E3 Interface Status Window 9-9
DS3/E3 Interface Status Window—Detailed Description 9-10
Status Tab 9-10

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SONET Interface Status 9-12
Viewing the SONET Interface Status Window 9-12
SONET Status Window—Detailed Description 9-16
Medium 9-16
Section 9-16
Line 9-16
Path 9-16
Virtual Tributary 9-17
SRP Interface Status 9-17
Viewing the SRP Interface Status Attributes 9-17
SRP Interface Status Window—Detailed Description 9-18
Interface Tab 9-18
Side A Frame 9-18
Side B Frame 9-18
SRP Side IPS Status 9-19
Viewing the IPS Status Attributes 9-19
IPS Status Window—Detailed Description 9-20
IPS Status 9-20
Remote Node 9-20
SRP Topology Map 9-20
Viewing the SRP Topology Map 9-20
SRP Topology Map—Detailed Description 9-21
Topology Map 9-21
CHAPTER 10 Interface Performance 10-1
Interfaces and Related Technology-Specific Windows 10-1
Launching the Interface Performance Windows 10-2
Generic Interface Performance 10-3
Viewing the Generic Interface Performance Window 10-3
Starting Performance Logging for a Selected Interface 10-5
Stopping Performance Logging for a Selected Interface 10-7
Generic Interface Performance Window—Detailed Description 10-8
Performance (1) Tab 10-8
Performance (2) Tab 10-9
Performance (3) Tab 10-10
SONET Interface Performance 10-10
Viewing the SONET Interface Performance Window 10-10
SONET Performance Window—Detailed Description 10-14
Section Tab 10-14

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Line Tab 10-14
Path Tab 10-15
Virtual Tributary Tab 10-15
DS3/E3 Interface Performance 10-15
Viewing the DS3/E3 Interface Performance Window 10-15
DS3/E3 Interface Performance Window—Detailed Description 10-17
DS3 Performance Tab 10-17
E3 Performance Tab 10-18
Ethernet Interface Performance 10-19
Viewing the Ethernet Interface Performance Window 10-19
Ethernet Interface Performance Window—Detailed Description 10-20
GeneralStatistics 10-20
Collision Statistics 10-20
SRP Performance 10-21
Viewing the SRP Performance Window 10-21
SRP Performance Window—Detailed Description 10-24
Interface Tab 10-25
Outer Ring Tab 10-26
Inner Ring Tab 10-27
Side Tab 10-28
SRP Side Performance 10-28
Viewing the SRP Side Performance Window 10-29
SRP Side Performance Window—Detailed Description 10-31
Ring Tab 10-31
Host Tab 10-32
Errors Tab 10-33
CHAPTER 11 Layer 3 QoS 11-1
Launching the Layer 3 QoS Windows 11-1
CAR and WRED Overview 11-3
Access Lists 11-3
Committed Access Rate (CAR) 11-3
Weighted Random Early Detection (WRED) 11-3
Towards the Fabric (ToFab) 11-4
MDRR Overview 11-4
MDRR in Cisco 12000/10720 Router Manager 11-4
Implications of Engine Type 11-5
CAR and WRED in Cisco 12000/10720 Router Manager 11-5
The Workflow for CAR 11-6

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CAR Policy Configuration 11-6
Per Interface Rate Control (PIRC) Support 11-6
Limited Support for Engine 4 11-7
Creating a CAR Policy 11-7
Applying an Access List to a CAR Policy 11-8
CAR Policy Configuration Window—Detailed Description 11-9
CAR Policy Configuration Tab 11-9
Exceed Action 11-10
Access List Configuration 11-10
Creating Access Lists 11-10
Access List Configuration Window—Detailed Description 11-12
GeneralTab 11-12
IP Standard Tab 11-13
IP Precedence Tab 11-14
MAC 11-15
IP Extended Tab 11-16
CAR Policy Apply 11-18
Applying a CAR Policy to an Interface 11-18
Removing a CAR Policy from an Interface 11-19
Editing or Deleting a CAR Policy 11-19
CAR Policy Apply Window—Detailed Description 11-20
CAR Policy Apply Tab 11-20
CAR Policy Status 11-21
Viewing the CAR Policy Status Window 11-21
The Workflow for WRED/DRR 11-22
Engine Type Support for WRED 11-22
CoS Queue Group Configuration 11-23
Creating a CoS Queue Group UnderWRED 11-23
Editing an Existing CoS Queue Group 11-24
Deleting an Existing CoS Queue Group 11-24
CoS Queue Group Configuration Window—Detailed Description 11-25
CoS Queue Group Tab 11-25
DRR Tab 11-27
WRED Tx Configuration 11-28
Applying a CoS Queue Group to an Interface 11-28
Removing a CoS Queue Group from an Interface 11-30
Changing the Association of a CoS Queue Group 11-30
WRED Tx Configuration Window—Detailed Description 11-31
Tx Config Tab 11-31

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WRED ToFab Configuration 11-32
Creating a ToFab Policy 11-32
Editing an Existing ToFab policy 11-33
Deleting an Existing ToFab policy 11-34
WRED ToFab Policy Configuration Window—Detailed Description 11-35
ToFab Policy Configuration tab 11-35
Slot Table Parameters 11-35
Actions 11-35
Slot-CosQ Groups 11-35
WRED RxConfiguration 11-36
Associating a ToFab Policy to a Line card 11-36
Disassociating a ToFab Policy from a Line card 11-37
Changing the Association of a ToFab Policy 11-37
WRED Rx Configuration Window—Detailed Description 11-38
Rx Configuration Tab 11-38
Actions 11-38
Associated slot—Table Info 11-38
Apply Status 11-38
CHAPTER 12 Managing ATM Connections 12-1
ATM Connections Supported by Cisco 12000/10720 Router Manager 12-2
PVC Connections 12-2
Terminating PVC Connections 12-2
SVC Connections 12-3
Launching the ATM Connections Windows 12-4
ATM Connection Synchronization 12-4
Device_is_Master (default policy) 12-5
NormalPolicy 12-6
CEMF_is_Master_After_First_Sync 12-6
Creating ATM Connections 12-7
Uploading Existing ATM Connections and QoS Profiles 12-7
Naming Convention for the Uploaded Connection Objects 12-8
Configuring the Management Password Information 12-8
Without configuring the Management Password Information 12-8
Viewing the ATM Connection Upload Window 12-9
Uploading Existing ATM Connections and ATM QoS Profiles 12-10
ATM Connection Upload Window—Detailed Description 12-11
Connection Upload Tab 12-11
Managing ATM QoS Profiles 12-12

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Creating ATM QoS Profiles 12-12
Editing an ATM QoS Profile 12-14
Deleting an ATM QoS Profile 12-15
ATM QoS Profiles Configuration Window—Detailed Description 12-17
Profile Tab 12-17
RxTx Parameters Tab 12-17
Deploying ATM Connection Objects 12-18
Deploying a PVC Object 12-18
Deploying an SVC Object 12-22
Applying an ATM QoS Profile to an ATM Connection 12-28
ATM PVC Configuration 12-30
Viewing the ATM VCL Configuration Window 12-30
Connecting or Disconnecting a PVC 12-31
Decommissioning orRe-Commissioning a PVC 12-32
ATM OAM Ping 12-32
ATM VCL Configuration Window—Detailed Description 12-34
Configuration Tab 12-34
Layer 3 Configuration Tab 12-35
OAM Ping Tab 12-36
SVC Configuration 12-37
Viewing the SVC Configuration Window 12-37
Connecting or Disconnecting an SVC 12-38
Decommissioning orRecommissioning an SVC 12-38
SVC Configuration Window—Detailed Description 12-38
Configuration 12-38
PVC Status 12-40
ATM VCL Status Window—Detailed Description 12-41
Status tab 12-41
OAM tab 12-42
CHAPTER 13 Managing VLANs 13-1
Launching the VLAN Windows 13-1
VLAN Synchronization 13-2
Deploying VLAN objects 13-4
Deploying a Domain 13-4
Deploying a VLAN and a Sub-Interface Object Under an Existing Domain 13-7
VLAN Configuration 13-14
Viewing the VLAN Configuration Window 13-14
Commissioning a VLAN 13-15

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Decommissioning a VLAN 13-16
Start Performance Logging 13-17
Stop Performance Logging 13-18
VLAN Configuration Window—Detailed Description 13-19
Configuration Tab 13-19
VLAN Performance 13-19
Viewing the VLAN Performance Window 13-20
VLAN Performance Window—Detailed Description 13-21
Reparenting VLANs and VLAN Sub-Interfaces 13-21
Deleting VLAN Objects 13-22
CHAPTER 14 Routing 14-1
Launching the Routing Windows 14-1
BGP Management 14-2
BGP Configuration 14-3
Viewing the BGP Details Tab on the BGP Configuration Window 14-3
BGP Details Tab—Detailed Description 14-4
BGP General 14-4
BGP Information 14-5
Enabling BGP on a Chassis 14-5
Enable BGP Window—Detailed Description 14-6
Action 14-6
Modifying BGP on a Chassis 14-7
BGP Modify Window—Detailed Description 14-8
Disabling BGP on a Chassis 14-8
Viewing the Network Tab on the BGP Configuration Window 14-9
Network Tab—Detailed Description 14-10
BGP Network Information 14-10
BGP Network Configuration 14-11
BGP Network Configuration Window—Detailed Description 14-11
Action 14-12
Viewing the Neighbor Tab on the BGP Configuration Window 14-12
Neighbor Tab—Detailed Description 14-13
BGP Neighbor Information 14-13
BGP Neighbor Configuration 14-13
BGP Neighbor Configuration Window—Detailed Description 14-14
Action 14-15
Viewing the Redistribution Tab on the BGP Configuration Window 14-15
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BGP Redistribution Information 14-16
BGP Redistribute Configuration 14-16
BGP Redistribute Configuration—Detailed Description 14-17
Action 14-17
BGP Status 14-18
Viewing the BGP Status Window 14-18
BGP Status Window—Detailed Description 14-21
BGP-Details 14-21
Network 14-22
Neighbor 14-22
Redistribution 14-23
BGP Address-Family Synchronization 14-23
BGP Address-Family Synchronization—DetailedDescription 14-26
Synchronization Tab 14-26
BGP Address Family Configuration 14-26
Viewing the AF-General Tab on the BGP Address-Family ConfigurationWindow 14-27
AF-General Tab—Detailed Description 14-28
BGPGeneral 14-28
BGP Address Family Information 14-28
Configuring Address Family 14-28
Configure Address Family—Detailed Description 14-29
Add Address Family 14-29
Modifying BGP Address Family 14-30
BGP Address Family-Modify Address Family Parameters—Detailed Description 14-31
Modify Address Family Parameters 14-31
Viewing the AF-Network Tab on the BGP Address-Family Configuration Window 14-32
AF-Network Tab—Detailed Description 14-33
Network Information 14-33
BGP Address Family—Network Configuration 14-33
BGP Address Family-Network Configuration—Detailed Description 14-34
Add/Remove Network 14-34
Viewing the AF-Neighbor Tab on the BGP Address-Family Configuration Window 14-35
AF-Neighbor Tab—Detailed Description 14-36
Neighbor Information 14-36
BGP Address Family—Neighbor Configuration 14-36
BGP Address Family-Neighbor Configuration—Detailed Description 14-37
Add/Remove Neighbor 14-37
Viewing the AF-Redistribute Tab on the BGP Address-Family Configuration Window 14-38
AF-Redistribute Tab—Detailed Description 14-39

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Redistribute Information 14-39
BGP Address Family—Redistribute Configuration 14-40
BGP Address Family-Configure Redistribute Protocol—Detailed Description 14-41
Add/Remove Redistribution Information 14-41
BGP Address-Family Status 14-41
Viewing the BGP Address-Family Status window 14-41
BGP Address-Family Status Window—Detailed Description 14-45
AF-General 14-45
AF-Network 14-46
AF-Neighbor 14-46
AF-Redistribute 14-46
OSPF Management 14-47
OSPF Configuration 14-47
Viewing the OSPF Configuration Window 14-47
Config Tab—Detailed Description 14-48
Config 14-48
Adding an OSPF Process 14-49
Removing an OSPF Process 14-50
Viewing the Network Tab on the OSPF Configuration Window 14-51
Network Tab—Detailed Description 14-51
Ospf Network 14-51
Configuring a Network 14-52
Configure Network—Detailed Description 14-54
Configure Network 14-54
OSPF Status 14-54
Viewing the OSPF Status Window 14-54
OSPF Status—Detailed Description 14-61
GeneralGroup 14-61
Process Information 14-62
Area 14-62
Interface 14-63
Neighbor 14-65
Link State 14-66
Host 14-66
CHAPTER 15 MPLS Management 15-1
Introduction 15-1
MPLS Management Workflow 15-2
Launching the MPLS Management Windows 15-3

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MPLS Forwarding Information 15-4
Viewing the MPLS Forwarding Information Window 15-4
MPLS Forwarding Information Window—Detailed Description 15-5
MPLS Forwarding Information Tab 15-5
Fault Managementfor MPLS LSR Interfaces 15-6
MPLS Interface Status 15-6
Viewing the MPLS Interface Status Window 15-6
MPLS Interface Status Window—Detailed Description 15-7
MPLS Interface Information 15-8
Viewing the MPLS Interface Information Window 15-8
MPLS Interface Information Window—Detailed Description 15-9
Performance Management for MPLS LSR Interfaces 15-14
MPLS Interface Performance 15-14
Viewing the MPLS Interface Performance Window 15-14
MPLS Interface Performance Window—Detailed Description 15-15
Fault Management forMPLS LDP 15-18
MPLS LDP Entity Status Window 15-18
Viewing the MPLS LDP Entity Status Window 15-18
MPLS LDP Entity Status Window—Detailed Description 15-19
MPLS LDP Hello Adjacencies 15-26
Viewing the MPLS LDP Hello Adjacencies Window 15-26
MPLS LDP Hello Adjacencies Window—Detailed Description 15-27
MPLS LDP Peer Status 15-28
Viewing the MPLS LDP Peer Status Window 15-28
MPLS LDP Peer Status Window—Detailed Description 15-29
Fault Managementfor MPLS Traffic Engineering 15-33
MPLS TunnelInformation 15-33
Viewing the MPLS TunnelInformation Window 15-33
MPLS TunnelInformation Window—Detailed Description 15-34
CHAPTER 16 MPLS VRF Management 16-1
Introduction to VRF Management 16-1
VRF Management Workflows 16-2
Launching the MPLS VRF ManagementWindows 16-2
Creating VRF Objects in the EM 16-3
Deploying VRF Objects 16-3
Creating and Configuring the VRF Policy on a Device 16-8
Configuring and Creating a VRF Policy on a Selected Chassis 16-8
Removing a VRF Policy from a Selected Chassis 16-10

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Adding a Routing Target to a Selected Chassis 16-10
Deleting a Routing Target from a Selected Chassis 16-10
VRF Configuration Window—Detailed Description 16-11
VRF Configuration Tab 16-11
Associating a VRF Policy with an Interface 16-12
Associating VRF Policies 16-13
Removing aVRF Policy from a Selected Interface 16-14
VRF Association Window—Detailed Description 16-14
VRF Tab 16-14
VRF FaultManagement 16-15
VRF Status 16-15
Viewing the VRF Status Window 16-15
VRF Status Window—Detailed Description 16-16
GeneralTab 16-16
Performance and Security Tab 16-17
Interface VRF Status 16-19
Viewing the Interface VRF Status Window 16-19
Interface VRF Status Window—Detailed Description 16-20
Interface VRF Association Tab 16-20
VPN Status 16-20
Viewing the VPN Status Window 16-20
VPN Status Window—Detailed Description 16-21
GeneralTab 16-21
Routes Tab 16-22
Route Targets Tab 16-23
BGP Neighbor Tab 16-25
VRF Object Status 16-26
Viewing the VRF Object Status Window 16-26
VRF Object Status Window—Detailed Description 16-27
GeneralTab 16-27
Routes Tab 16-28
Route Targets Tab 16-29
Interface Association Tab 16-31
Performance Tab 16-32