Juniper NETWORK AND SECURITY MANAGER - NSM CONFIGURATION GUIDE FOR EX SERIES DEVICES REV 3 Configuration Manual page 120

Table 64: OSPF Configuration Fields (continued)
Option
Domain ID
Export
Graceful Restart
Import
Overload
Sham Link
SPF Options
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Function
Enables you to configure domain ID for
the OSPF.
Enables you to specify the export policies
to be configured on the peer.
Enables you to specify the graceful
restart parameters for OSPF.
Enables you to specify the import
policies to be configured on the peer.
Enables you to configure the local router
so that it appears to be overloaded. You
might do this when you want the router
to participate in OSPF routing, but do
not want it to be used for transit traffic.
Enables you to configure the local
endpoint of a sham link.
Enables you to configure options for
running the shortest-path-first (SPF)
algorithm. You can configure a delay for
when to run the SPF algorithm after a
network topology change is detected,
the maximum number of times the SPF
algorithm can run in succession, and a
holddown interval after the SPF
algorithm runs the maximum number of
times.
Your Action
1. Expand the tree and select
OSPF
.
Area
2. Set up the area range, interface,
sham link remote, stub and virtual
link.
1. Expand the OSPF tree and select
Domain ID .
2. Specify the domain ID.
1. Expand the tree and select
OSPF
.
Export
2. Specify the export policies.
1. Expand the tree and select
OSPF
.
Graceful Restart
2. Set up the graceful restart
parameters.
1. Expand the OSPF tree and select
.
Import
2. Specify the import policies.
1. Expand the OSPF tree and select
Overload .
2. Specify the comment and timeout.
1. Expand the OSPF tree and select
.
Sham Link
2. Enable the feature and specify the
comment and local address.
1. Expand the tree and select
OSPF
Options .
2. Specify the comment, delay,
holddown and rapid runs.
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