- Add OSPF Neighbors.
CLI> add ospf neighbor
| Parameter | Range of Values | Required Action |
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| <IPAddress> | IPAddress | Enter the IPAddress of the OSPF unit you want to configure as a neighbor. |
| <Priority> | INTEGER (0..'FF' h) | 1 is the default. Enter 0 if you do not want the unit to act as the designated router. The higher the number the higher priority. |
Example:
CLI> add ospf neighbor 192.168.111.2 1
CLI> add ospf neighbor 192.168.111.10 1
- Add the virtual interface. This is an optional step. Continue on to Save the Configuration if you do not want to add a virtual interface at this time, or Add Additional OSPF Areas.
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Note: If you want to add virtual interfaces, you must have at least 2 areas in the unit. Both of these units must be in the backbone area (0.0.0.0).
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CLI> add ospf virtualinterface
| Parameter | Range of Values | Required Action |
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| <AreaID> | IPAddress | Enter the IP address of the area that you want the virtual link to reside in. |
| <VirtualNeighbor> | IPAddress | Enter the Router ID of the OSPF unit you want to act as the virtual neighbor. |
Example:
add ospf virtualinterface 0.0.0.1 12.0.0.1
Continue on to Add Additional OSPF Areas
