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Chapter 30 Protocol-Independent Configuration
routing area , or those in the RIP routing area to the OSPF routing area. Routes can be
redistributed among all the IP routing protocols.
In route redistribution, the route maps are often used to enforce conditional control over the
mutual route redistribution between two routers.
The following four tables contain the list of tasks for configuring route redistribution, including
four parts:
1. Define the redistribution route map, which consists of many policy-based routes
arranged in the order of the sequence numbers. When a policy is matched, the
execution quits the route map;
2. Define the matching rule or condition for each policy of the route map;
3. Define the operation performed if the match rule is met.
4. Apply the route map in the routing process. Although the route map is a
―protocol-dependent‖ feature, but different routing protocols have different match and
set commands.
To define the redistribution route map, execute the following commands in the global
configuration mode:
Command
DGS-3610(config)# route-map route-map-name
[permit | deny] sequence
DGS-3610(config)# no route-map
route-map-name {[permit | deny] sequence}
When you configure the rules for a route map, you can execute one or multiple match or set
commands. If there is no match command, all will be matched. If there is no set command,
not any action will be taken.
To define the matching conditions for the rules, execute the following commands in the route
map configuration mode:
Command
Route(config-route-map)# match interface
interface-type interface-number
Route(config-route-map)# match ip address
Access-list-number [...access-list-number]
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Function
Define the route map
sequence : 0-65535
Delete the route map
Function
Match the next-hop interface of the route
interface-type:
Aggregateport, Dialer,
GigabitEthernet, Loopback,
Multilink, Null, Tunnel,
Virtual-ppp,
Virtual-template, Vlan
Match the address in the access list
Access-list-number: 1-199, 1300-2699,