I think I’m missing something, but I can’t find a simple command on a Cisco ASR
router to show me what LSP a TE path is taking. It looks like something like
show mpls traffic-eng tunnels name <tunnel_name>
might do it, but you have to go and look at the hops.
Vendor H has a really nice command that I’d really like to find an equivalent
to on Cisco.
dis mpls te tunnel-interface traffic-state
Protect Config: HSB - Hot-Standby, OBK - Ordinary Backup
FRR - Fast Reroute, BBK - Best-Effort Backup
PS - Protection Switch
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Tunnel Interface Protect Config Traffic State Switch Reason
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Tunnel2/0/0 -- Primary LSP --
Tunnel0/0/3803 BBK Primary LSP --
Tunnel0/0/3809 BBK Primary LSP --
Pointers appreciated.
—Chris
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