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Step 2In the link properties window, right-click on the required physical link and choose the Show MPLS-TP 
tunnels option. The MPLS-TP tunnels’ commands dialog box is displayed, which lists all the tunnels in 
the selected link.
Step 3In the MPLS-TP tunnels’ commands dialog box, choose the tunnels that you want to lock and select the 
Lock Out option in the Commands field. 
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Force Switch (Lockout)—This command is used to switch normal traffic from a working LSP to a 
protected LSP. This command can only be applied on a working LSP. If Force Switch is enabled, 
then the Working LSP becomes standby and the Protected LSP becomes active.
Manual Switch—This command is used to switch normal traffic from a working LSP to a protected 
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Step 1In the map view, right-click the required link and choose Properties. A list of tunnels for the selected 
link is displayed. 
Step 2Right-click on the required physical link and choose the Manage MPLS-TP tunnels option. The 
MPLS-TP tunnels’ commands dialog box is displayed. 
NoteIf there are no MPLS-TP tunnels configured for the selected link, then a message indicating the absence 
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Step 2Right-click on the required physical link and choose the Manage MPLS-TP tunnels option. The 
MPLS-TP tunnels’ commands dialog box is displayed. 
Step 3In the MPLS-TP tunnels’ commands dialog box, select the protected LSP tunnel that has been locked 
and select Clear Lockout of Protecting in the Commands field. 
Step 4Click Execute Now. You are prompted to confirm the operation.
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In the above Figure 17-25, both the status of Working LSP and the Protected LSP are in up state. So, the Information field is blank.
Lockout State
In the Lockout State, information value has been changed. If the Wo r k i n g  L S P is down, it displays 
Working LSP is Locked Out. If the Protected LSP is down, it displays that the Protected LSP is 
Locked Out
Figure 17-26 Viewing the Lockout States...

  
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Figure 17-27 Viewing the Commands for Eligible LSPs
In the above Figure 17-27 the commands that are executed on LSPs on the link are displayed
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Configuring MPLS-TE
The following table lists commands you can use to configure MPLS-TE and how to launch these 
commands. You can preview a command before executing it, or schedule it to run at a later time. You 
may be prompted to enter your device access credentials while executing a command. 
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Configuring RSVP
The following RSVP commands manage a reserved-bandwidth path between hosts or the end systems to 
predetermine and ensure Quality of Service (QoS) for their data transmission. You can preview a 
command before executing it, or schedule it to run at a later time. You may be prompted to enter your 
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Configuring VRRP
The following VRRP commands configure the VRRP protocol on routers. These commands configures 
transparent failover at the first-hop IP router, enabling a group of routers to form a single virtual router. 
You can preview a command before executing it, or schedule it to run at a later time. You may be 
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and installing Prime Network Device Packages (DPs); see the Cisco Prime Network 4.3.2 Administrator 
Guide.)
Configuring Bundle Ethernet 
Configure a bundle of one or more ports to form a single link using bundle ethernet commands.
The following table lists the supported bundle ethernet commands. You can preview a command before 
executing it, or schedule it to run at a later time. You may...