Bandwidth on demand allows network users or applications to dynamically request and allocate additional bandwidth as needed, ensuring optimal network performance during periods of high demand.
Bandwidth on Demand
This section explains bandwidth on demand (BWoD), including its core functionality, distinguishing features, important limitations, and operational considerations.
PCC-initiated BWoD SR-TE policies
This section explains PCC-initiated Bandwidth on Demand (BWoD) SR-TE policies and how they enable automated, bandwidth-aware path management in a network.
Configure bandwidth on demand
Use this procedure to enable BWoD and create BWoD SR policies to dynamically manage network bandwidth.
Provision an SR-TE policy to maintain intent-based bandwidth requirements example
Use this procedure to provision SR-TE policies using BWoD to meet specific intent-based bandwidth requirements in your network.
BWoD error messages
This section provides a list of common BWoD error messages, their possible causes, and recommended corrective actions for troubleshooting BWoD deployments.