Juniper Networks, Inc.

Krishna K Verma

Nischal Singh

A network device receives an attribute identifying paths associated with an open shortest path first (OSPF) domain of a network and an intermediate system to intermediate system (ISIS) domain of the network, and provides the attribute to other network devices of the network. The network device receives traffic destined for one of the other network devices of the network, and determines that a primary path is unavailable for routing the traffic to the one of the other network devices. The network device selects a secondary path from the paths identified by the attribute. The secondary path is selected based on determining that the primary path is unavailable, and the secondary path is associated with the OSPF domain or the ISIS domain of the network. The network device provides the traffic to the one of the other network devices via the secondary path.

Enabling selection of a bypass path from available paths in an open shortest path first (OSPF) domain and an intermediate system to intermediate system (ISIS) domain

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Milpitas, CA, United States of America

Krishna K Verma