Which of the following timers can be adjusted to reduce the time a router waits between attempts to re-establish an LSP after it has failed?
Which of the following timers can be adjusted to reduce the time a router waits between attempts to re-establish an LSP after it has failed?
The 'isp retry-timer' is the specific timer that can be adjusted to reduce the time a router waits between attempts to re-establish an LSP after it has failed. Adjusting this timer directly affects the interval between retry attempts.
R1 attempts to reestablish the LSP every 30 seconds based on the default setting of the retry timer. This process will occur indefinitely based on the default setting of the retry limit. The retry timer can be configured with the command configure router mpls lsp “toR3-strict-1” retry-timer. The retry limit can be configured with the command configure router mpls lsp “toR3-strict-1” retry-limit.