ADC SG-1 user manual Using the ip ospf interface dead-interval command

June 30, 2006 Chapter 7: Second Level Commands

Using the ip ospf interface dead-interval command

Host(config)# ip ospf interface ... dead-interval

The command specifies the number of seconds that a device's hello packets must not have been seen before its neighbor declares the OSPF router down.

Usage

ip ospf interface <Ethernet VLAN ATM> <slot number>\<port number> [\<sub-interface>] dead-interval<seconds>

Parameter(s)

<seconds>

Interval a device's hello packets must not have been seen before its neighbor declares the OSPF router down.

For additional parameters, refer to “Using the ip igmp proxy command” on page 7-51.

Example(s)

Host(config)# ip ospf interface Ethernet 1 \ 2 dead-interval 33 Host(config)# ip ospf interface ATM 2 \ 1 \ 44 dead-interval 90 Host(config)# ip ospf interface VLAN 1 \ 2 \ 88 dead-interval 78

Using the no ip ospf interface dead-interval command

Host(config)# no ip ospf interface ... dead-interval

The command set the number of seconds that a device's hello packets must not have been seen before its neighbor declares the OSPF router down to its default value.

Usage

no ip ospf interface <Ethernet VLAN ATM> <slot number>\<port number> [\<sub-interface>] dead-interval

For parameters and examples, refer to “Using the ip ospf interface dead-interval command” on page 7-59.

Using the ip ospf interface authentication command

Host(config)# no ip ospf interface ... authentication

This command is used to set the type of authentication (simple password, MD5, or none) used by neighboring OSPF routers.

Usage

ip ospf interface <Ethernet VLAN ATM> <slot number>\<port number> [\<sub-interface>] authentication <simple-pass message-digest null>

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