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Table 12. Preferences and default values (Continued)
Aggregate/generate routes
OSPF AS external routes
BGP routes
Note:
Do not change the default preference values unless you fully understand the
implications of doing so.
Even though you can set preference in several places, each route has only one preference
value associated with it. The last or most specific preference value set for a route is used.
The preference value is arbitrarily assigned and is used to determine the order of routes to
the same destination in the SSR's routing table. The active route is chosen by the lowest
preference value.
Configuring the SSR for RIP
If you are using the SSR in an IP RIP environment, you will need to configure the SSR for
RIP. To do so, perform the following tasks:
1.
Create IP interfaces that you want to use for RIP. For details, see
Interfaces" on page
2.
Enable RIP on the SSR and specify global parameters if necessary. For details on these
tasks, see
3.
Configure IP interfaces for RIP. For details on this task, see
Interfaces" on page
4.
Configure the SSR to accept RIP updates from only specific sources. For details on this
task, see
5.
Add routers that send RIP updates directly rather than using broadcast or multicast
messages. For details on this task, see
Setting RIP Global Parameters
Set global RIP parameters to enable or disable RIP on the SSR and to set RIP-specific
parameters. To set the SSR's global RIP parameters:
1.
Start Configuration Expert if you have not already done so.
2.
Open the configuration file you want to modify and then double-click that file's
Routing Configuration object.
CoreWatch User's Manual
Preference
110.
"Setting RIP Global Parameters" on page
141.
"Adding Trusted Gateways" on page
Chapter 9: Configuring Unicast Routing on the SSR
139.
"Defining IP RIP
144.
"Adding Source Gateways" on page
Default
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"Creating IP
145.
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