Creating a Routing Policy

Routing policies are used to filter routes and control the receiving and advertising of routes. By changing route attributes, such as reachability, you can change the path through which network traffic passes. You can configure a route-policy to import or advertise routes of a specified protocol.
A route-policy filters routes and defines attributes for matching routes. A route-policy consists of multiple nodes. Each node contains multiple filter attributes and configurable attributes. Filter attributes define conditions against which packets are matched. Configurable attributes define attributes for matching routes.
The rules used by route-policies to filter routes are as follows:
1), Filter attributes of the same route-policy are ANDed. Routes that match all filter attributes can be used.
2), for the same node in a route-policy, the relationship between the matching rules of the same match attribute is OR. Specifically, a route matches the match attribute if it meets any matching rule of the match attribute.
3), Filter attributes of different nodes are ORed. If routes match filter attributes defined on a node, the route matches the routing policy. If none of nodes is matched, the route does not match the route-policy.
Procedure
1. Choose Configuration > Dynamic Management > Route Management > Routing Policy > Routing Policy from the Function Tree of the NE Explorer. The Routing Policy tab is displayed.
2. Click Create. The Routing Policy[Create] window is displayed.
3. Set Routing Policy parameters. Set Set an MPLS Label to true. If an NE is configured as an LSP transit node, set Match an MPLS Label to true. If the NE is not a transit node, set Match an MPLS Label to false.