Gatekeeper Signaling: LRQ Sequential

Gatekeeper Signaling: LRQ Sequential

For attendant back-up and load-sharing features, you can configure assorted gatekeepers

to account the aforementioned area or technology prefix by sending LRQs to two or more

gatekeepers. Either the LRQs are beatific sequentially to the gatekeepers or to all gatekeepers

at the aforementioned time (blast).

Sequential forwarding of LRQs is the absence forwarding mode. With consecutive LRQ forwarding,

the basic attendant assiduously an LRQ to the aboriginal attendant in the matching

list. The basic attendant again waits for a acknowledgment afore sending an LRQ to

the abutting attendant on the list. If the basic attendant receives an LCF while waiting,

it will abolish the LRQ forwarding process.

If you accept assorted analogous prefix zones, you ability appetite to accede application sequential

LRQ forwarding instead of bang LRQ forwarding. With consecutive forwarding, you can

configure which routes are primary, secondary, and tertiary.

Figure 8-9 shows three gatekeepers to which Attendant A can point. Attendant A,

whose agreement is provided in Example 8-1, will accelerate an LRQ aboriginal to Attendant B.

Gatekeeper B will accelerate a acknowledgment as either an LCF or an LRJ to Attendant A. If Gatekeeper

B allotment an LCF to Attendant A, the LRQ forwarding action will be terminated. If

Gatekeeper B allotment an LRJ to Attendant A, again Attendant A will accelerate an LRQ to

Gatekeeper C. Attendant C will acknowledgment either an LCF or LRJ to Attendant A. Then

Gatekeeper A will either abolish the LRQ forwarding action or alpha the LRQ process

again with Attendant D.

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Gateway A

V

ARQ

1 LRQ

GKA GKB

2 LRQ

3 LRQ

GKC

GKD

Gatekeeper A Attendant B

Gatekeeper C

Gatekeeper D

Figure 8-9 Consecutive LRQ

Example 8-1 Consecutive LRQ Configuration

GKA(config)#gatekeeper

GKA(config-gk)#zone bounded GKA cisco.com

GKA(config-gk)#zone alien GKB cisco.com

GKA(config-gk)#zone alien GKC cisco.com

GKA(config-gk)#zone alien GKD cisco.com

GKA(config-gk)#zone prefix GKB 1408555.... seq

GKA(config-gk)#zone prefix GKC 1408555.... seq

GKA(config-gk)#zone prefix GKD 1408555.... seq

Notice the area prefix commands at the basal of the router output. Because sequence

is the absence adjustment for LRQ forwarding, the advantage seq can be included, and sequential

LRQ forwarding will booty place.

Note With consecutive LRQs, there is a anchored timer aback LRQs are sent. Even if

Gatekeeper A gets an LRJ aback anon from Attendant B, it will delay a anchored amount

of time afore sending the abutting LRQ to Attendant C and Attendant D. You can speed

up this action by application the lrq lrj immediate-advance command.