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10.
Attach the network interface to the backbone.
>> OSPF Area (index) 1 # ../if 1
>> OSPF Interface 1 # aindex 0
>> OSPF Interface 1 # enable
11.
Attach the network interface to the stub area.
>> OSPF Interface 1 # ../if 2
>> OSPF Interface 2 # aindex 1
>> OSPF Interface 2 # enable
12.
Configure host routes.
One host route is needed for each virtual server on Web switch 1. Since virtual server
10.10.10.1 is preferred for Web switch 1, its host route has a low cost. Because virtual server
10.10.10.2 is used as a backup in case Web switch 2 fails, its host route has a high cost.
>> OSPF Interface 2 # ../host 1
>> OSPF Host Entry 1 # addr 10.10.10.1
>> OSPF Host Entry 1 # aindex 0
>> OSPF Host Entry 1 # cost 1
>> OSPF Host Entry 1 # enable
>> OSPF Host Entry 1 # ../host 2
>> OSPF Host Entry 2 # addr 10.10.10.2
>> OSPF Host Entry 2 # aindex 0
>> OSPF Host Entry 2 # cost 100
>> OSPF Host Entry 2 # enable
13.
Apply and save the configuration changes.
>> OSPF Host Entry 2 # apply
>> OSPF Host Entry 2 # save
212777-A, February 2002
Web OS 10.0 Application Guide
(Select OSPF menu for IP interface 1)
(Attach network to backbone index)
(Enable the backbone interface)
(Select OSPF menu for IP interface 2)
(Attach network to stub area index)
(Enable the stub area interface)
(Select menu for host route 1)
(Set IP address same as virtual server 1)
(Inject host route into backbone area)
(Set low cost for preferred path)
(Enable the host route)
(Select menu for host route 2)
(Set IP address same as virtual server 2)
(Inject host route into backbone area)
(Set high cost for use as backup path)
(Enable the host route)
(Global command to apply all changes)
(Global command to save all changes)
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