MDS 05-6632A01, Rev. F MDS Orbit MCR/ECR Technical Manual 347
> show routing-state routes
OUTGOING
DEST PREFIX NEXT HOP INTERFACE SOURCE
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0.0.0.0/0 172.18.175.129 Cell kernel
10.10.6.0/24 - Bridge kernel
10.10.40.0/24 - GRE dynamic
172.18.175.128/28 - Cell kernel
> show routing-state rip
routing-state rip routing-instance MAIN_RIP
routing-state rip state up
routing-state rip preference 120
routing-state rip import-filter ACCEPT
routing-state rip export-filter LOCAL_LAN
routing-state rip statistics import-updates-received 1
routing-state rip statistics import-updates-rejected 0
routing-state rip statistics import-updates-filtered 0
routing-state rip statistics import-updates-ignored 0
routing-state rip statistics import-updates-accepted 1
routing-state rip statistics import-withdraws-received 0
routing-state rip statistics import-withdraws-rejected 0
routing-state rip statistics import-withdraws-ignored 0
routing-state rip statistics import-withdraws-accepted 0
routing-state rip statistics export-updates-received 10
routing-state rip statistics export-updates-rejected 1
routing-state rip statistics export-updates-filtered 7
routing-state rip statistics export-updates-accepted 2
routing-state rip statistics export-withdraws-received 0
routing-state rip statistics export-withdraws-accepted 0
OSPF
The basic OSPF configuration consists of enabling the protocol, creating backbone area 0.0.0.0 and
adding interfaces to this area on which the protocol should operate and configuring an export filter. In
addition, MD5 authentication can be used to secure routing protocol updates on per-interface basis. In the
example below, OSPF is enabled with area 0.0.0.0 containing GRE interface along with LOCAL_LAN as
the export filter.
Navigate to Routing-> Basic Config->OSPF
Select ‘LOCAL_LAN’ as the export filter.
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