Configure RTR Entity Group
One RTR entity group is the set of one or multiple RTR entity groups. One RTR entity can belong to multiple RTR entity groups and the group cannot become the member of the group. One group can only contain one member once. The RTR entity group is identifies by the group ID uniquely and the group name is automatically generated by the system.
The RTR entity group is mainly to schedule one RTR set. The scheduling for the RTR entity group is equivalent to the scheduling for all RTR entities in the RTR entity group. The detection result is saved in the history records of the RTR entity.
Configuration Condition
Before configuring the RTR entity group, first complete the following task:
Configure RTR Entity Group
Table 3-12 Configure the RTR entity group
Step
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Command
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Description
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Enter the global configuration mode
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configure terminal
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-
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Enter the configuration mode of the RTR entity group
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rtr group group-id
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Mandatory
If the RTR entity group does not exist, automatically create the entity group.
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Add the members in the RTR entity group
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member entity-list
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Optional
By default, the RTR entity group does not contain any member.
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Configure the options of the RTR entity group
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option { or | and }
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Optional
By default, the status option of the RTR entity group is and (when all entities in the group are reachable, the group status can be reachable)
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Configure the scheduling interval between the members in the RTR entity group
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interval interval
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Optional
By default, the scheduling interval of the members in the group is 0s.
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Configure the RTR entity group to generate the scheduler automatically
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group probe
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Optional
By default, do not configure the RTR entity group to generate the scheduler automatically.
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-
One VoIP-jitter entity or UDP-echo entity cannot be added to multiple groups for scheduling. Otherwise, the scheduling result may be wrong.
- The calculation method for the scheduling interval of the RTR entity group is as follows: scheduling interval = the maximum of all member scheduling intervals + (member quantity – 1) * scheduling interval between the members.