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priority <priority>
poll-interval
<seconds>
There is no definition of the neighbor router.
Defaults
The default cost of the point-to-multipoint neighbor is automati-
cally calculated; the default priority of NBMA neighbor is 1; the
default polling interval of NBMA neighbor is 120.
� This command is supported after the platform version 4.6.02.
Instructions
� The configuration of this command is only applicable to the
point-to-multipoint and NBMA networks.
� The no neighbor <ip-address> cost command restores the
cost of the arrival at the neighbor to the default value.
� The no neighbor <ip-address> priority command restores
the priority of the neighbor to the default value.
� The no neighbor <ip-address> poll-interval command re-
stores the polling interval of the neighbor to the default value.
� The no neighbor <ip-address> command is used to delete a
specified neighbor. Similar to the command of configuring a
neighbor, this command also needs to traverse all the inter-
faces , find the interface of the neighbor and delete the neigh-
bor from it.
� If there is no configuration of the command neighbor A.B.C.D
cost, the command ip ospf cost x or the default value will
be used. Even if the command neighbor A.B.C.D cost has
already been configured, the interface which has built links is
also configured with the command ip ospf cost x, and the
previous command acts.
� Neighbor priority designates the priority of some neighbor, and
it is used to elect DR and BDR in the early stage. If the priority
of this neighbor is 0, it will not take part in the election of
DR and BDR. After the real building of links, the advertised
priority value of the neighbor's hello packers will prevail. It
is recommended that this value be configured with the same
value as that of the actual neighbor.
In this example, the router has an interface address of 10.1.1.0
Example
network and the neighbor router of non-broadcast network is con-
figured.
ZXR10(config)#router ospf 1
ZXR10(config-router)#neighbor 10.1.1.3

network

Use this command to define interfaces running OSPF protocol and
Purpose
area IDs of these interfaces. If the area does not exist, it will be
created automatically.
Priority of the neighbor, invalid for the
point-to-multipoint neighbor, range: 0~255
Polling interval of the neighbor, invalid for
the point-to-multipoint neighbor, range:
120~65535
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