Juniper IGP - CONFIGURATION GUIDE V11.1.X Configuration Manual page 442

JUNOSe 11.0.x IP, IPv6, and IGP Configuration Guide
IS-IS MD5 packet timing.....................................331
IS-IS MD5 start and stop timing..........................331
IS-IS, halting........................................................332
managing and replacing IS-IS keys......................332
OSPF...................................................................242
OSPF modes.......................................................247
RIP......................................................................207
type....................................................................243
authentication commands
authentication key..............................................226
authentication message-digest............................292
authentication mode...........................................226
authentication-key command.....................................293
authentication-none command..................................293
autocost, OSPF routing...............................................278
automatic virtual link, OSPF.......................................268
automatic virtual-link command................................268
autonomous system boundary router (AS boundary
router). See AS boundary router
B
B-RAS applications
creating an IP profile.............................................14
creating an IPv6 profile.......................................134
backbone area, OSPF.................................................266
bandwidth
OSPF interface cost by........................................278
baseline commands
baseline clns.......................................................400
baseline ip............................................................79
baseline ip ospf...................................................278
baseline ip rip.....................................................230
baseline ip udp.....................................................79
baseline ipv6 interface........................................154
baseline ipv6 local pool.......................................154
baseline tcp..................................................79, 154
BFD (Bidirectional Forwarding Detection)
RIP, configuring for.............................................224
BFD commands
ip route bfd-liveness-detection..............................31
BGP (Border Gateway Protocol)
community lists....................................................87
OSPF routing with...............................................248
BGP/MPLS VPNs
interaction with OSPF.........................................292
black holes, avoiding IS-IS..........................................368
border routers, OSPF.................................................302
broadcast addressing...................................................23
broadcast circuits, IS-IS..............................................355
broadcast storms.........................................................23
C
CIDR (Classless Interdomain Routing)..................10, 243
classes of IP addresses...................................................7
418
Index
Classless Interdomain Routing. See CIDR
clear arp command......................................................21
clear ip commands
clear ip interface...................................................41
clear ip isis redistribution....................................359
clear ip ospf redistribution..................................283
clear ip routes.......................................................41
clear ipv6 ospf redistribution..............................283
clear ipv6 commands
clear ipv6 interface ............................................139
clear ipv6 ospf counters......................................278
clear ipv6 ospf process........................................278
clear isis commands
clear isis adjacency.............................................388
clear isis database.......................................278, 400
clear isis ipv6 redistribution................................359
CLNP (Connectionless Network Protocol)...................326
CLNS (Connectionless Network Service Protocol)
defined...............................................................326
displaying...........................................................400
clns commands..........................................................374
clns configuration-time.......................................374
clns holding-time................................................377
clns host.............................................................377
See also show clns commands
community lists, BGP...................................................87
complete sequence number PDU. See CSNP
connection-oriented protocols........................................3
Connectionless Network Protocol. See CLNP
Connectionless Network Service Protocol. See CLNS
connectionless protocols........................................3, 126
conventions
notice icons..........................................................xxi
text and syntax...................................................xxii
cost
IS-IS interface......................................................346
OSPF routing......................................................262
autocost.......................................................278
default cost..................................................267
equal-cost multipath....................................248
cost command...........................................................294
cryptographic authentication, OSPF...........................247
CSNP (complete sequence number PDU)...................326
CSNP interval, IS-IS interface.....................................346
customer support......................................................xxiii
contacting JTAC..................................................xxiii
D
data path failure
detecting RIP......................................................224
database, OSPF..........................................................302
datagrams, IP
defined...................................................................4
fragmenting and reassembling..........................4, 24
dead interval, OSPF...........................................262, 268