Chapter 4: Understanding the User Interface
August 1997 Page 4-17
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Route-Map Configuration Mode
Use the route-map configuration m ode to configure routing table and
source and destination information. In this example, a route map
named arizona1 is configured.
Router(config)# route-map arizona1
Router(config-route-map)# ?
Route Map configuration commands:
exit Exit from route-map configuration mode
help Description of the interactive help system
match Match values from routing table
no Negate or set default values of a command
set Set values in destination routing protocol
Key Chain Configuration Mode
From key chain configuration mode, yo u can manage authentication
keys that routing protocols use. To enter this configuration mode and
use Key Chain configuration commands, you must first enable RIP au-
thentication. For more information about enabling RIP, refe r to Enable
RIP.
Key Chain Key Configuration Mode
Once you define a key chain, use the key chain ke y configuration
mode to configure the keys on the key chain.
Response Time Reporter Configuration Mode
Use the response time reporter feature to monitor network perfor-
mance, network resources, and applications by measuring response
times and availability. With this feature you can perform troubleshoot-
ing, problem notifications, and pre-problem analysis based on re-
sponse time reporter statistics.
Access-List Configuration Mode
All Internet Protocol (IP) access lists can be identified by a number;
standard IP access lists are numbered 1 to 99 and extended IP access
lists are numbered 100 to 199. Some IP access lists can also b e identi-
fied by a name. Use access-list configuration mode when you are cre-
ating a named IP access list.