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Events
Number of changes to the interface status.
Creating a new virtual link
With the "New Entry" button in the " OSPFv2 Virtual Links " dialog, you can create a new
virtual link.
Note
Remember that when you create a virtual link, both the transit area and the backbone area
must already be configured.
A virtual link must be configured identically at both ends.
Figure 4-144 OSPFv2 Virtual Link Configuration
Neighbor Router ID
Here, you enter the router ID of the partner device at the other end of the virtual link.
Transit Area ID
Here, you enter the area ID via which the two partners are connected.
Transit Delay
Here, you enter the expected delay (in seconds) when sending a link update packet (range
of values: 1 through 3600).
Retransmission Interval
Here, you enter the time (in seconds) after which a packet will be transmitted again if no
confirmation was received (range of values: 1 through 3600).
Hello Interval
Here, you enter the interval (in seconds) between two Hello packets (range of values: 1
through 65,535).
Router Dead Interval
Here, enter an interval (in seconds) after which a neighboring router is shown as "failed" if no
further Hello packets are received from it during this time.
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