Installing and Operating Passport ARN Routers
OSPF Worksheet (continued)
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Enter OSPF MTU size selection [1]: | 1. | Default |
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| 2. | Ethernet size (Nortel Networks |
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| Series 5 compatible) |
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| 3. | User Defined MTU |
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Enter OSPF interface type selection | 1. | Broadcast |
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[1]: | 2. | NBMA |
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| 5. |
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| Standard) |
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| Note: When using a wide area |
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| protocol other than Nortel |
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| Networks Proprietary PPP, you |
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Enter decimal value in seconds for | The script suggests the following |
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Hello Interval [10]: | intervals: |
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Note: This value must match all other | Broadcast |
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interfaces in the OSPF area for |
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connection to take place. | NBMA |
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Enter decimal value in seconds for | The script suggests the following |
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Router Dead Interval [40]: | intervals: |
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Note: This value must match all other | Broadcast |
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interfaces in the OSPF area for |
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connection to take place. | NBMA |
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| seconds |
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Enter decimal value for Router Priority | Enter a router priority value. The |
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[1]: | lower the value (above zero), the |
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| higher the priority. |
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(For Broadcast, NBMA, or |
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Note: If you set the router priority |
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| to zero (0), the router is not eligible |
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| to become the designated router |
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| on this network. |
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