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RM GUI HiSecOS EAGLE20/30
Release
3.0
09/2015
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Metric Type Specifies the route metric type which OSPF redistributes from other source
protocols.
Possible values:
external type 1
This metric type includes both the external path cost from the ABR to
the ASBR that originated the route plus the internal path cost to the ABR
that advertised the route in the local area.
external type 2
(default setting)
This metric type is only that of the external path cost.
Tag Specifies a tag for routes redistributed into OSPF.
When you set a route tag, then OSPF assigns the value to every
redistributed route from this source protocol. This function is useful when 2
or more border routers connect an autonomous system to an external
network. To help prevent double redistribution, specify the same value in
every border router when redistributing the same protocol.
Possible values:
0..4294967295
(default setting:
0
)
Subnets Activates/deactivates subnet route redistribution into OSPF.
OSPF only redistributes classful routes into the OSPF domain. In order to
redistribute subnet routes into OSPF activate the subnet parameter.
Possible values:
marked
(default setting)
The router redistributes classful and subnet routes into OSPF.
unmarked
The router redistributes only classful routes into OSPF.
Access-List
Number
Specifies the access list ID created to filter routes received from the
specified source protocol.
To help prevent double redistribution and eventual loops, create an access
list denying redistribution of routes originating in another protocol. Enter the
access list ID, then activate the function in "Access-List". When filtering
redistributed routes, the device uses the source address.
Possible values:
0
(default setting)
Indicates an unassigned access list.
1..10000
Access-List Activates/deactivates access list filtering for this source protocol.
The prerequisite to activating this function is that you create the access list
and specify the number in "Access-List Number".
Possible values:
marked
The router filters redistribution of routes according to the specified
access list.
unmarked
(default setting)
The router ignores access list filtering for this source protocol.
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