Configure IP routing and forwarding Default Route n parameters
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When this route becomes available, deactivate the following interfaces x,y x,y
The interfaces specified by the values in these two pairs of drop-down list and text boxes will be
deactivated when this route becomes available again after being out of service. The router
typically uses this feature to deactivate backup interfaces when the primary interface becomes
available after being out of service. Select the required interface from the drop-down list and
enter the interface instance number into the text box as usual.
When this route becomes unavailable, remove the “Out Of Service” state on x,y
The interface and instance that should be taken out of the Out of Service state when the
interface that this route is configured to use is deactivated. Available interface options are None,
PPP, Ethernet, and Tunnel.
Keep this route in service for s seconds after OOS state is cleared
When enabled, the following text box is enabled (such as it is no longer disabled out), allowing a
value to be entered. The value specifies the period that the interface specified above will remain
in service even though it is actually unable to pass traffic immediately. This is behavior useful in
situations where a PPP interface is activating and traffic should not try the next interface until
this one has been allowed a certain amount of time to come up. When this timer expires, if the
interface is unable to pass traffic, it is marked Out of Service and the next interface is tried.
Assign this route to recovery group n
Used to assign the route to a recovery group. This means that if all the routes in a particular
recovery group go out of service, the out of service status is cleared for all routes in that group. If
one route in a group comes back into service, all routes with a lower-priority (metric) also have
their Out of Service status cleared.
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