ROUTER COMMANDS
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router ospf config
Set the OSPF daemon configuration settings.
SYNTAX:
router ospf config [state = <{disabled|enabled}>]
[ase_export_inherit = <{disabled|enabled}>]
[ase_export_type = <{type1|type2}>]
[ase_default_metric = <number{1-65535}>]
[nssa_export_inherit = <{disabled|enabled}>]
[nssa_export_type = <{type1|type2}>]
[nssa_default_metric = <number{1-65535}>]
[hello_interval = <number{1-3600}>]
[dead_interval = <number{1-3600}>]
[priority = <number{1-255}>]
where:
state Sets the running status of the OSPF daemon. OPTIONAL
ase_export_inherit Specifies wether the metric of a non-ospf route should be
used when redistributing this route into OSPF as an ASE
route
OPTIONAL
ase_export_type Specifies ASE type used when non-ospf routes are
redistributed in OSPF as an ASE route. Defaults to ASE
type 2
OPTIONAL
ase_default_metric Specifies the metric used when non-ospf routes are
redistributed in OSPF as an ASE route
OPTIONAL
nssa_export_inherit Specifies wether the metric of a non-ospf route should be
used when redistributing this route into OSPF as a NSSA
route
OPTIONAL
nssa_export_type Specifies ASE type used when non-ospf routes are
redistributed in OSPF as an NSSA route. Defaults to ASE
type 2
OPTIONAL
nssa_default_metric Specifies the metric used when non-ospf routes are
redistributed in OSPF as a NSSA route
OPTIONAL
hello_interval Specifies the time between hello packets in seconds OPTIONAL
dead_interval Specifies the number of seconds which may elaps without
receiving a hello packet before declaring it down
OPTIONAL
priority Specifies the priority for becoming the designated router.
This parameter only applies for broadcast media
OPTIONAL
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