OSPF/ISIS

To configure OSPF Area on MD NEs with router-ospf-area_msros_23-10-1_24-4 intent

router-ospf-area_msros_23-10-1_24-4 intent can be used to create OSPF instance and area, and also configure the same on MD NEs.

 
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Prerequisites:

Note: The following prerequisites are unique to the example deployment below.

Configure import and export policies:

  • /configure policy-options policy-statement "export_policy"

    /configure policy-options policy-statement "import_policy"

Configure BIER template:

  • /configure router "Base" bier template "BIER_Template_1"

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Import the intent type router-ospf-area_msros_23-10-1_24-4 into Device Management, Configuration Intent Types.

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Create a configuration template in Device Management, Configuration Templates and set to released state.

For example, the configuration template created below is named as Router-ospf-area.

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Create configuration deployments using the above configuration template.

The following example uses 7750 SR-14s MD.

Figure 7-16: NE CLI after deployment
NE CLI after deployment

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To configure OSPF Area on Classic NEs with router-ospf-area_csros_23-10-1_24-4 intent

router-ospf-area_csros_23-10-1_24-4 intent can be used to create and configure OSPF instance and area on classic NEs.

 
1 

Prerequisites:

Note: The following prerequisites are unique to the example deployment below.

Configure BIER template:

  • /configure router "Base" bier template "BIER_Template_1"

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Import the intent type router-ospf-area_csros_23-10-1_24-4 into Device Management, Configuration Intent Types.

3 

Create a configuration template in Device Management, Configuration Templates and set to released state.

For example, the configuration template created below is named as Router-ospf-area-classic.

4 

Create configuration deployments using the above configuration template.

The following example deploys on 7750 SR-14s classic NE.

Figure 7-17: NE CLI after deployment
NE CLI after deployment

End of steps

To configure OSPF Interface on MD NEs using router-ospf-interface-msros intent
 
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Prerequisites:

Note: The following prerequisites are unique to the example deployment below.

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Import the intent type router-ospf-interface_msros_23-10-1_24-4 into Device Management, Configuration Intent Types.

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Create a configuration template in Device Management, Configuration Templates and set to released state.

For example, the configuration template created below is named as Router-ospf-interface.

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Create configuration deployments using the above configuration template.

Example deployment 1: On 7750 SR-14s MD - Router Base OSPF instance 0 area 0.0.0.0

Figure 7-18: NE CLI after deployment
NE CLI after deployment

Example deployment 2: On 7750 SR-14s MD - Router Base OSPF instance 1 area 1.1.1.1 with a different set of attributes

Figure 7-19: NE CLI after deployment

End of steps

To configure OSPF Interface on MD NEs using router-ospf-interface-msros intent

router-ospf-interface_csros_23-10-1_24-4 intent can be used to configure OSPF interface on classic SR NEs.

 
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Prerequisites:

Note: The following prerequisites are unique to the example deployment below.

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Import the intent type router-ospf-interface_csros_23-10-1_24-4 into Device Management, Configuration Intent Types.

3 

Create a configuration template in Device Management, Configuration Templates and set to released state.

For example, the configuration template created below is named as Router-ospf-interface-classic.

4 

Create configuration deployments using the above configuration template.

Figure 7-20: NE CLI after deployment
NE CLI after deployment

End of steps

To configure ISIS Interface on MD NEs using router-isis-interface-msros intent
 
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Prerequisites:

Note: The following prerequisites are unique to the example deployment below.

  • ISIS instance and area should be created. This has to be done via NE CLI as there is no intent for this:

    /edit-config private

    /configure router isis 0 admin-state enable

    /configure router isis 0 area-address 49.0001 

    /configure router isis 0 level-capability 2

    /configure router isis 0 advertise-router-capability as

    /commit

    /quit-config

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Import the intent type router-isis-interface_msros_23-10-1_24-4 into Device Management, Configuration Intent Types.

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Create a configuration template in Device Management, Configuration Templates and set to released state.

For example, the configuration template created below is named as Router-isis-interface.

4 

Create configuration deployments using the above configuration template.

The following example uses 7750 SR-14s MD.

Figure 7-21: NE CLI after deloyment
NE CLI after deloyment

End of steps

To configure ISIS Interface on classic NEs using router-isis-interface-csros intent
 
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Import the intent type router-isis-interface_csros_23-10-1_24-4 into Device Management, Configuration Intent Types.

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Create a configuration template in Device Management, Configuration Templates and set to released state.

For example, the configuration template created below is named as Router-isis-interface-classic.

3 

Create configuration deployments using the above configuration template.

The following example deploys on 7750 SR-14s classic NE.

Figure 7-22: NE CLI after deployment
NE CLI after deployment

End of steps