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Cisco 12000/10700 v3.1.1 Router Manager User Guide

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Chapter 14 Routing

BGP Configuration

Figure 14-2 Enable BGP Window

Step 4

Choose the chassis from the left side of the window.

Step 5 Enter a value for the BGP AS Number.

Step 6 Choose the Enable BGP button.

Enable BGP Window—Detailed Description

Local Autonomous System—The id of the BGP process to be created on the device.

Action

Enable BGP—Clicking on the Enable BGP button creates the BGP process on the device.

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Default Chapter3
- Table of Contents3
About this Guide25
- Document Audience25
- Document Organization26
Conventions28
- Command Conventions28
- Example Conventions28
- Document Conventions29
- Obtaining Documentation29
- Cisco.com29
- Cisco.com31
  - Technical Assistance Center31
    - Cisco TAC Website32
    - Cisco TAC Escalation Center32
  - Obtaining Additional Publications and Information32
Chapter 1 Overview35
- Cisco Element Manager Framework (Cisco EMF) Software36
- Cisco 12000/10720 Router Manager Software36
- Key Features of the Cisco 12000/10720 Router Manager Software36
- Accessing Online Help38
Chapter 2 Concepts39
- Cisco 12000/10720 Router Manager Objects and Interfaces39
Views49
- Component Managed View49
- Layer 3 Qos View50
- Network View50
- Physical View50
- VLAN View50
- Cisco 12000/10720 Router Manager Object States51
Chapter 3 Getting Started55
- Cisco 12000/10720 Router Manager Workflow55
- Starting Cisco EMF and Cisco 12000/10720 Router Manager57
- Deployment62
Chapter 4 Managing Chassis115
- Launching the Chassis Management Windows116
- Management Information117
- Chassis Configuration121
- SNMP Management128
- Chassis Inventory131
  - Viewing the Chassis Inventory Window131
  - Chassis Inventory Window-Detailed Description132
    - General Tab132
    - Asset Tracking Tab133
- Chassis Fault Management134
- Command Log141
  - Viewing the Command Log Window141
  - Command Log Window-Detailed Description142
    - Command Log Details Tab142
- System Log143
  - Viewing the Syslog Messages Window143
  - System Log Window-Detailed Description144
    - Syslog Message Tab144
- Using RME for Chassis Management Tasks145
  - Configuration Backup/Restore Using RME146
  - IOS Image Download Using RME146
- APS Status146
  - Viewing the APS Status Window146
  - APS Status Window-Detailed Description148
    - APS Circuits Area148
- Initiating a Telnet Service148
- Launching the Web Console149
- Configuration Editor149
  - Viewing the Configuration Editor Window149
  - Configuration Editor Window-Detailed Description151
    - Configuration Editor Tab151
- RPR Configuration152
  - Viewing the RPR Configuration Window152
  - RPR Configuration Window-Detailed Description153
    - Configuration Tab153
    - Switch over Tab154
- RPR Status154
  - Viewing the RPR Status Window154
  - RPR Status Window-Detailed Description155
    - RP Status155
    - LC Status156
- IP Routing Status156
  - Viewing the IP Routing Status Window156
  - IP Routing Status Window-Detailed Description157
    - Classless Inter-Domain Routing Tab157
- TCP Status158
  - Viewing the TCP Status Window159
  - TCP Status Window-Detailed Description160
    - TCP Status Tab160
    - TCP Connections Tab161
- UDP Status162
  - Viewing the UDP Status Window162
  - UDP Status Window-Detailed Description163
    - Status163
Chapter 5 Managing Modules165
- Cisco 12000/10720 Router Manager Module Names165
- Launching the Module Management Windows166
- Module Configuration167
- Module Fault Management171
  - Viewing the Module Fault Management Window171
  - Module Fault Management Window-Detailed Description172
    - Module Availability172
    - Cisco Contact Details173
- Module Performance173
- Module Inventory176
  - Viewing the Module Inventory Window176
  - Module Inventory Window-Detailed Description177
    - General177
    - Asset Tracking178
Chapter 6 Managing Interfaces179
- Cisco 12000/10720 Router Manager Interface Naming Conventions179
Chapter 7 Interface Profiles181
- Interface Profile Types182
- Launching the Interface Profile Windows182
- Creating an ATM Interface Profile183
- Creating an HSRP Profile189
- Creating a POS Interface Profile192
- Creating a SRP Side Profile197
Chapter 8 Interface Configuration203
- Interfaces and Related Technology-Specific Windows203
- Launching the Interface Configuration Windows204
- Generic Interface Configuration205
- ATM Interface Configuration208
- Ethernet Interface Configuration211
- IP Configuration215
- POS Interface Configuration217
- APS Interface Configuration220
  - Viewing the APS Configuration Window221
  - APS Configuration Window-Detailed Description223
    - APS Tab223
    - APS Interface223
- SRP Interface Configuration224
- SRP Interface Side Configuration226
Chapter 9 Interface Status231
- Interfaces and Related Technology-Specific Windows231
- Launching the Interface Status Windows232
- Generic Interface Status233
  - Viewing the Generic Interface Status Window233
  - Generic Interface Status Window-Detailed Description234
- ATM Interface Status235
  - Viewing the ATM Interface Status Window235
  - ATM Interface Status Window-Detailed Description236
- ATM Interface Faults238
  - Viewing the ATM Interface Faults Window238
  - ATM Interface Faults Window-Detailed Description239
    - Fault Tab239
- DS3/E3 Interface Status239
  - Viewing the DS3/E3 Interface Status Window239
  - DS3/E3 Interface Status Window-Detailed Description240
    - Status Tab240
- SONET Interface Status242
  - Viewing the SONET Interface Status Window242
  - SONET Status Window-Detailed Description246
- SRP Interface Status247
  - Viewing the SRP Interface Status Attributes247
  - SRP Interface Status Window-Detailed Description248
- SRP Side IPS Status249
  - Viewing the IPS Status Attributes249
  - IPS Status Window-Detailed Description250
    - IPS Status250
    - Remote Node250
- SRP Topology Map250
  - Viewing the SRP Topology Map250
  - SRP Topology Map-Detailed Description251
    - Topology Map251
Chapter 10 Interface Performance253
- Interfaces and Related Technology-Specific Windows253
- Launching the Interface Performance Windows254
- Generic Interface Performance255
- SONET Interface Performance262
  - Viewing the SONET Interface Performance Window262
  - SONET Performance Window-Detailed Description266
- DS3/E3 Interface Performance267
  - Viewing the DS3/E3 Interface Performance Window267
  - DS3/E3 Interface Performance Window-Detailed Description269
    - DS3 Performance Tab269
    - E3 Performance Tab270
- Ethernet Interface Performance271
  - Viewing the Ethernet Interface Performance Window271
  - Ethernet Interface Performance Window-Detailed Description272
    - General Statistics272
    - Collision Statistics272
- SRP Performance273
  - Viewing the SRP Performance Window273
  - SRP Performance Window-Detailed Description276
- SRP Side Performance280
  - Viewing the SRP Side Performance Window281
  - SRP Side Performance Window-Detailed Description283
Chapter 11 Layer 3 Qos287
- Launching the Layer 3 Qos Windows287
- CAR and WRED Overview289
- The Workflow for CAR292
- CAR Policy Configuration292
- Access List Configuration296
  - Creating Access Lists296
  - Access List Configuration Window-Detailed Description298
- CAR Policy Apply304
- CAR Policy Status307
  - Viewing the CAR Policy Status Window307
- The Workflow for WRED/DRR308
  - Engine Type Support for WRED308
- Cos Queue Group Configuration309
- WRED Tx Configuration314
- WRED Tofab Configuration318
- WRED Rx Configuration322
Chapter 12 Managing ATM Connections325
- ATM Connections Supported by Cisco 12000/10720 Router Manager326
  - PVC Connections326
    - Terminating PVC Connections326
  - SVC Connections327
- Launching the ATM Connections Windows328
- ATM Connection Synchronization328
- Creating ATM Connections331
- Uploading Existing ATM Connections and Qos Profiles331
- Managing ATM Qos Profiles336
- Deploying ATM Connection Objects342
  - Deploying a PVC Object342
  - Deploying an SVC Object346
- Applying an ATM Qos Profile to an ATM Connection352
- ATM PVC Configuration354
- SVC Configuration361
- PVC Status364
  - ATM VCL Status Window-Detailed Description365
    - Status Tab365
    - OAM Tab366
Chapter 13 Managing Vlans367
- Launching the VLAN Windows367
- VLAN Synchronization368
- Deploying VLAN Objects370
  - Deploying a Domain370
  - Deploying a VLAN and a Sub-Interface Object under an Existing Domain373
- VLAN Configuration380
- VLAN Performance385
  - Viewing the VLAN Performance Window386
  - VLAN Performance Window-Detailed Description387
- Reparenting Vlans and VLAN Sub-Interfaces387
- Deleting VLAN Objects388
Chapter 14 Routing391
- Launching the Routing Windows391
- BGP Management392
- BGP Configuration393
- BGP Status408
  - Viewing the BGP Status Window408
  - BGP Status Window-Detailed Description411
- BGP Address-Family Synchronization413
  - BGP Address-Family Synchronization-Detailed Description416
    - Synchronization Tab416
- BGP Address Family Configuration416
- BGP Address-Family Status431
  - Viewing the BGP Address-Family Status Window431
  - BGP Address-Family Status Window-Detailed Description435
- OSPF Management437
- OSPF Configuration437
- OSPF Status444
  - Viewing the OSPF Status Window444
  - OSPF Status-Detailed Description451
Chapter 15 MPLS Management457
- Introduction457
- Chapter 15 MPL Management458
- MPLS Management Workflow458
- Launching the MPLS Management Windows459
- MPLS Forwarding Information460
  - Viewing the MPLS Forwarding Information Window460
  - MPLS Forwarding Information Window-Detailed Description461
    - MPLS Forwarding Information Tab461
- Fault Management for MPLS LSR Interfaces462
  - MPLS Interface Status462
    - Viewing the MPLS Interface Status Window462
    - MPLS Interface Status Window-Detailed Description463
  - MPLS Interface Information464
    - Viewing the MPLS Interface Information Window464
    - MPLS Interface Information Window-Detailed Description465
- Performance Management for MPLS LSR Interfaces470
  - MPLS Interface Performance470
    - Viewing the MPLS Interface Performance Window470
    - MPLS Interface Performance Window-Detailed Description471
- Fault Management for MPLS LDP474
- Fault Management for MPLS Traffic Engineering489
  - MPLS Tunnel Information489
    - Viewing the MPLS Tunnel Information Window489
    - MPLS Tunnel Information Window-Detailed Description490
Chapter 16 MPLS VRF Management503
- Introduction to VRF Management503
- Chapter 16 MPL VRF Management504
- VRF Management Workflows504
- Launching the MPLS VRF Management Windows504
Creating VRF Objects in the EM505
- Deploying VRF Objects505
Creating and Configuring the VRF Policy on a Device510
- Configuring and Creating a VRF Policy on a Selected Chassis510
- Removing a VRF Policy from a Selected Chassis512
- Adding a Routing Target to a Selected Chassis512
- Deleting a Routing Target from a Selected Chassis512
- VRF Configuration Window-Detailed Description513
  - VRF Configuration Tab513
Associating a VRF Policy with an Interface514
- Associating VRF Policies515
- Removing a VRF Policy from a Selected Interface516
- VRF Association Window-Detailed Description516
  - VRF Tab516
VRF Fault Management517
- VRF Status517
  - Viewing the VRF Status Window517
- VRF Status Window-Detailed Description518
  - General Tab518
  - Performance and Security Tab519
- Interface VRF Status521
  - Viewing the Interface VRF Status Window521
- Interface VRF Status Window-Detailed Description522
  - Interface VRF Association Tab522
- VPN Status522
  - Viewing the VPN Status Window522
- VPN Status Window-Detailed Description523
- VRF Object Status528
  - Viewing the VRF Object Status Window528
- VRF Object Status Window-Detailed Description529
Chapter 17 MPLS Trap Management535
- MPLS Traps Supported by the C12000/10720 Router Manager535
- Chapter 17 MPL Trap Management536
- Enabling/Disabling Traps on the Device537
  - MPLS Trap Configuration Window-Detailed Description538
    - Traps Tab538
- MPLS CLI Troubleshooting Services539
Chapter 18 Fault Management549
- Cisco 12000/10720 Router Manager Alarms549
  - Viewing Alarms550
- Cisco 12000/10720 Router Trap Support550
- Heartbeat Polling555
Chapter 19 Change Management557
- Inserting a Line Card558
- Mismatched State558
- Removing a Line Card560
- Removing a Line Card561
Chapter 20 Performance Management and Historical Data563
- Performance Information Available Using Cisco 12000/10720 Router Manager564
- Viewing the Performance Manager Window564
Chapter 21 Troubleshooting and FAQ574
- What Dialogs Use the IOS CLI Instead of SNMP574
- Configuration575
Appendix579
SONET/SDH Conversion Chart579
Appendix A SONET/SDH Conversion Chart580
Appendix581
GUI Synchronization Details581
- Guis that Synchronize with the Device When Launched581
Appendix B GUI Synchronization Detail582
- Guis that Do Not Synchronize with the Device When Launched582
Appendix583
Investigating LSP Black Holes Using Cisco 12000 Series Router Manager583
- Network Diagram583
- Setup583
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