IBM 8260 manual ∙ Area Border Router, ∙ TOS Support, ∙ AS Boundary Router, ∙ Import RIP Routes

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	Config *	OSPF System Parameters
					Module: BladeRunner
	System				Time:	17:39 11 Jan 95
	Area Border Router:	false
	Router ID:	9.67.46.44		TOS Support:			true
	Admin Status:	Enabled		AS Boundary Router:			true
	Import Rip Routes:	Enabled		Import Static Routes: Enabled
	Default Action on No Match for		RIP Routes:	import
	Default Action on No Match for		Static Routes:	import

	Exit
	Return to the previous screen
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Figure	169. LMS OSPF System Parameter Panel

This panel allows you to display and configure the system-wide OSPF parameters.

∙Area Border Router

This parameter is a read-only parameter and tells you if the router is an Area Border router.

∙Router ID

This is the IP address that uniquely identifies this router. It can be any valid IP address assigned to an interface on this module. The router ID will determine the designated router on a broadcast link if the priority values of the routers being considered are equal. The higher the router ID, the greater its priority.

∙TOS Support

This parameter specifies if the Type Of Service (TOS) routing is enabled on this module.

∙Admin Status

This parameter allows you to enable/disable OSPF routing throughout the module. If OSPF is disabled on this panel, then it is disabled on each port.

∙AS Boundary Router

If this router is an AS Boundary router, set this parameter to true. A router can be an AS boundary router if one or more of its interfaces is connected to a non-OSPF network (for example RIP).

∙Import RIP Routes

Chapter 11. 8260 Multiprotocol Interconnect Module 289