Table Of Contents
Generating MPLS Reports
Overview
Accessing MPLS Reports
MPLS PE Service Report
Running Reports
MPLS Service Request Report
Creating Custom Reports
Generating MPLS Reports
This chapter provides information on generating MPLS reports. It contains the following sections:
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Overview
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Accessing MPLS Reports
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MPLS PE Service Report
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Running Reports
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MPLS Service Request Report
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Creating Custom Reports
Overview
The ISC reporting GUI is used across multiple ISC modules, including MPLS. For a general coverage of using the reports GUI, running reports, using the output from reports, and creating customized reports, see "Monitoring" chapter in Cisco IP Solution Center Infrastructure Reference, 4.1. The rest of this chapter provides information about the MPLS reports available in ISC.
Accessing MPLS Reports
Step 1
To access the reports framework in the ISC GUI, choose Monitoring > Reports.
Step 2
Click on the MPLS folder to display the available MPLS reports.
The Reports window appears, see Figure 14-1.
Figure 14-1 Reports Window
Step 3
From the reports listed under MPLS in the left navigation tree, click on the desired report to bring up the window associated with that report.
Note
Several sample reports are provided in the MPLS reports folder. These reports begin with the title SAMPLE-. These reports are provided for informational purposes only. They are untested and unsupported. You might want to use them, along with the supported reports, as a basis for creating your own custom reports. See "Creating Custom Reports" section for information on custom reports.
MPLS PE Service Report
The MPLS Service report allows you to choose PEs and display their roles (for example, N-PE, U-PE or PE-AGG) and MPLS-related services that are running on them.
Click the MPLS Service Report icon to bring up the window for this report, as shown in Figure 14-2.
Figure 14-2 MPLS PE Service Report
Filter Values
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PE Role - PE device role (N-PE, U-PE, or PE-AGG).
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PE Name - PE device name.
Output Values
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PE Role - List by PE device role (N-PE, U-PE, or PE-AGG).
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PE Name - List by PE device name.
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Policy Type - List by type of Policy.
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SR State - List by service request state (see "Service Request Transition States").
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SR ID - list by service request ID.
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SR Job ID - List by service request job ID.
Running Reports
To run the report, click View in the lower right corner of the report window. This generates the report output. An example of an MPLS service request report output is shown in Figure 14-3.
Figure 14-3 Report Output
In the current release of ISC, the reports GUI supports output in tabular format. The output is listed in columns, which are derived form the outputs you selected in the reports window.
Each row (or record) represents one match of the search criteria you set using the filter fields in the reports window.
The column heading with a triangle icon is the output that the records are sorted by. By clicking on any column heading, you can toggle between and ascending and descend sort order. To sort on another output value, click on the heading for that value.
MPLS Service Request Report
The MPLS Service Request report feature allows you to list service requests as related to PE, CE, VPN, SR ID, SR STATE.
Click the MPLS Service Request Report icon to bring up the window for this report, as shown in Figure 14-4.
Figure 14-4 MPLS Service Request Report
Filter Values
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PE ROUTER - Choose some or all (*) PE routers.
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CE ROUTER - Choose some or all (*) CE routers.
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Job ID - Service request job IDs.
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SR STATE - Service Request states (see "Service Request Transition States").
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VPN ID - Choose some or all (*) VPNs by ID.
Output Filters
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PE ROUTER - Show PE routers.
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CE ROUTER - Show CE routers.
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Job ID - List by Job ID.
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VPN ID - List by VPN ID.
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CREATION DATE TIME - List by date and time report created.
Creating Custom Reports
The reports listed in the ISC GUI in the MPLS folder are derived from an underlying configuration file. The file is in XML format. You can access the file in the following location:
$ISC_HOME/resources/nbi/reports/ISC/mpls_report.xml
See the "Monitoring" chapter in Cisco IP Solution Center Infrastructure Reference, 4.1 for details on how to modify report configuration files to create custom reports.