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Volume 5-Multiprotocol Label Switching / Chapter 34-Virtual Private Wire Service (VPWS) mpls label protocol ldp Configuration examples Command mpls label protocol ldp Explanation Use mpls label protocol ldp command in global configuration mode to enable LDP globally. Use no mpls label protocol ldp in global configuration mode to disable LDP globally. This example shows how to enable LDP globally. DGS6600(config)#mpls label protocol ldp DGS6600(config-mpls-router)# xconnect and show mpls forwarding-table Command xconnect VC-ID IP-ADDRESS encapsulation mpls [{raw | tagged}] show mpls forwarding-table [vc VC-ID IPADDRESS] [detail] Explanation Use the xconnect command to enable the VPWS service on the interface. Use the no form of this command to cancel VPWS service. Use this command to show the MPLS label forwarding path information. This sample shows all MPLS label forwarding path information. LSP FEC In Label Out Label Out Interface Next Hop 1 201.1.1.0/24 20 swap 30 VLAN 10 172.18.1.1 2 201.2.1.0/24 60 swap 40 VLAN 20 192.1.1.2 3 172.1.1.1/32 50 pop VLAN 10 172.18.1.1 4 192.1.1.0/24 - push 70 VLAN 10 172.18.1.1 5 VC11/192.1.1.1 - push 100/70 VLAN 10 172.18.1.1 6 VC11/192.1.1.1 200 pop for VC Eth3.5 - Total Entries: 6 In the above example, LSP 5 is the outbound LSP of the VC FEC whose VC ID is 11 and peer is 192.1.1.1. It pushes VC label 100 and tunnel label 70. The inbound LSP of the VC FEC is LSP 6. It pops incoming VC label 200 and forwards the terminated packets to Ethernet port 3.5. Configuration examples Configuring a VPWS The follows example shows how to configure a VPWS (Raw Mode). DGS-6600 Configuration Guide 370