3.
Once it is enabled, click NTP Anycast in the Actions Panel. The Expert
mode window will appear, with a separate tab for each of the three con-
figuration files.
4.
To enable OSPF IPv4 Anycast, check Enable under the OSPF tab. To enable
OSPF IPv6 Anycast, check Enable under the OSPF6 tab. To enable BGP
Anycast, check Enable under the BGP tab. Then click Submit.
When the NTP Anycast Expert Mode window is opened, the files displayed are
the configuration files in their current states. If no configuration was done outside
of Expert Mode, these will be the factory default files. If Anycast configuration
was already done from the Web UI, you will be able to edit the existing Anycast
setup.
When editing zebra.conf in expert mode, you should ensure that the first line
under an interface line is an ip address line declaring an IPv4 address (if there is
one for the interface), and that the next line is an ipv6 address line declaring an
IPv6 address (if there is one for the interface). No other lines or variations in spa-
cing should be inserted before or between these lines. No editing restrictions
exist on ospfd.conf or ospf6d.conf files.
Example zebra.conf file with both IPv4, and IPv6 configured on the
same port:
(Interface eth0 line, followed by IPv4 line and then IPv6 line)
*****************************************************
!
interface eth0
ip address 10.2.100.157/16
ipv6 address 2000:10:2::157/64
!
interface lo
ip address 10.10.14.1/32
ipv6 address 2000:10:10::1/64
*****************************************************
Example zebra.conf file with IPv4, and IPv6 configured on different
ports:
(Interface eth0 line, followed by only IPv4 line, because no IPv6 address is con-
figured on that port. Interface eth1 line, followed by only IPv6 line, because no
IPv4 address is configured on that port)
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