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How do I create a service template?.
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From the Service Management, Services view, click + Service.
The Select a service template to start form opens, displaying a list of service templates.
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Click on an L3 VPN service template from the list.
The Create Service form opens with the Template Name parameter populated.
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Configure the parameters, as required:
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Parameter |
Description |
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Service Name |
Specifies the name of the service, which must be unique from other services created using the NSP |
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Customer ID |
Specifies the customer from a list |
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Set Site Customer ID |
When enabled, this customer ID will override the customer ID specified on the site |
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Description |
Describes the service |
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Set Site Description |
When enabled, this description will override the description specified on the site |
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Admin State |
Specifies the initial administrative state of the service upon deployment |
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Set Site Admin State |
When enabled, this administrative state will override administrative state specifed on the site |
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Job ID |
Specifies the work-order number |
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NE Service ID |
Specifes the service ID |
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Set Site NE Service ID |
When enabled, this service ID will override the service ID specfied on the site |
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In the Site Details panel, click + Add.
The Create Site form opens.
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Click on the Device ID field and choose a device from the list.
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Click on the Template Name field and choose a site template from the list.
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Configure the parameters, as required:
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Parameter |
Description |
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Site Name |
Specifies the site name from a list |
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Service ID |
Specifies the service ID |
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Description |
Describes the site |
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Customer ID |
Specifies the customer ID from a list |
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Admin State |
Specifies the administrative state of the site |
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Autonomous System |
Specifies the AS number advertised to peers for this site |
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ECMP |
Specifies the maximum number of ECMP routes |
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Router ID |
Specifies the unique identifier of the site in the autonomous system |
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Ignore NH Metric |
Specifies whether or not to ignore the next hop metric |
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Export Inactive BGP |
Specifies whether or not to export the best BGP route as a VPN-IP route, even if it is inactive due to a preferred route from another PE |
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In the BGP EVPN panel, click + Add next to the MPLS table. The Create MPLS form opens.
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Parameter |
Description |
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BGP Instance |
Specifies the BGP instance ID |
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Admin State |
Specifies the administrative state of the BGP EVPN MPLS |
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VRF Name |
Specifies the name of the VRF |
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Route Distinguisher |
Specifies the route distinguisher type from a list |
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String |
If the route distinguisher type was set to String, specifies the string |
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Enumeration |
If the route distinguisher type was set to Enumeration, specifies the enumeration from a list |
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VRF Export |
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Policy |
When VRF Export is enabled, specifies the VRF export policy |
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VRF Import |
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Policy |
When VRF Import is enabled, specifies the VRF import policy |
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VRF Target |
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VRF Target |
Specifies the VRF target context |
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Community |
When VRF Target is set to VRF Both Target, specifies the extended BGP community |
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Import Community |
When VRF Target is set to VRF OVR Target, specifies the communities accepted from remote PE neighbors |
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Export Community |
When VRF Target is set to VRF OVR Target, specifies the communities sent to remote PE neighbors |
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Auto Bind Tunnel |
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Resolution |
Specifies the resolution method for tunnel selection |
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Enforce Strict Tunnel Tagging |
When enabled, allow enforcement of strict tunnel tagging |
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Resolution Filter |
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BGP |
When enabled, BGP tunneling is used for next-hop resolution |
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LDP |
When enabled, LDP tunneling is used for next-hop resolution |
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RSVP |
When enabled, RSVP tunneling is used for next-hop resolution |
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SR ISIS |
When enabled, SR ISIS tunneling is used for next-hop resolution |
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SR OSPF |
When enabled, SR OSPF tunneling is used for next-hop resolution |
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SR TE |
When enabled, SR TE tunneling is used for next-hop resolution |
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UDP |
When enabled, MPLS over UDP tunneling is used for next-hop resolution |
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MPLS FWD Policy |
When enabled, MPLS forwarding policy is used for next-hop resolution |
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SR Policy |
When enabled, SR policies are used for next-hop resolution |
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RIB API |
When enabled, RIB API gPRC service is used for next-hop resolution |
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SR OSPF3 |
When enabled, OSPFv3 SR tunneling is used for next-hop resolution |
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Click Add. The Create MPLS form closes and you are returned to the Create Site form.
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In the BGP IPVPN panel, configure the required parameters:
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Parameter |
Description |
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MPLS |
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Admin State |
Specifies the administrative state of the BGP-IPVPN MPLS |
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Route Distinguisher |
Specifies the route distinguisher type from a list |
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String |
If the route distinguisher type was set to String, specifies the string |
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Enumeration |
If the route distinguisher type was set to Enumeration, specifies the enumeration from a list |
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VRF Target |
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VRF Target |
Specifies the VRF target context |
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Community |
When VRF Target is set to VRF Both Target, specifies the extended BGP community |
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Import Community |
When VRF Target is set to VRF OVR Target, specifies the communities accepted from remote PE neighbors |
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Export Community |
When VRF Target is set to VRF OVR Target, specifies the communities sent to remote PE neighbors |
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VRF Import |
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Policy |
When VRF Import is enabled, specifies the VRF import policy |
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VRF Export |
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Policy |
When VRF Export is enabled, specifies the VRF export policy |
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Auto Bind Tunnel |
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Resolution |
Specifies the resolution method for tunnel selection |
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Enforce Strict Tunnel Tagging |
When enabled, allow enforcement of strict tunnel tagging |
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Resolution Filter |
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BGP |
When enabled, BGP tunneling is used for next-hop resolution |
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GRE |
When enabled, GRE tunneling is used for next-hop resolution |
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LDP |
When enabled, LDP tunneling is used for next-hop resolution |
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RSVP |
When enabled, RSVP tunneling is used for next-hop resolution |
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SR ISIS |
When enabled, SR ISIS tunneling is used for next-hop resolution |
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SR OSPF |
When enabled, SR OSPF tunneling is used for next-hop resolution |
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SR TE |
When enabled, SR TE tunneling is used for next-hop resolution |
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UDP |
When enabled, MPLS over UDP tunneling is used for next-hop resolution |
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RIB API |
When enabled, RIB API gPRC service is used for next-hop resolution |
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MPLS FWD Policy |
When enabled, MPLS forwarding policy is used for next-hop resolution |
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SR Policy |
When enabled, SR policies are used for next-hop resolution |
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SR OSPF3 |
When enabled, OSPFv3 SR tunneling is used for next-hop resolution |
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Attribute Set |
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Import |
Specifies the reception behavior of ATTR_SET |
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Export |
When enabled, add ATTR_SET path attribute to exported VPN-IP routes |
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In the BGP panel, enable the BGP context, then configure the required parameters:
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Parameter |
Description |
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Description |
Describes the BGP instance |
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Admin State |
Specifies the administrative state of the BGP instance |
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Keepalive |
Specifies the time after which the BGP keepalive message is sent |
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Local Preference |
Specifies the default local preference if not in incoming routes |
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Loop Detect |
Specifies the strategy for loop detection in the AS path |
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Min Route Advertisement |
Specifies the minimum time before a prefix can be advertised to peer |
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Preference |
Specifies the route preference for routes learned from all peers |
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Med Out |
Specifies the default MED attribute value to advertise to peers |
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Authentication Key |
Specifies the BGP authentication key for all peers |
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Path MTU Discovery |
Enables Path MTU Discovery |
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Router ID |
Specifies the router ID for the BGP instance in the AS |
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BFD Liveliness |
Enables BFD |
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Authentication Keychain |
Specifies the TCP authentication keychain for the session |
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Rapid Withdrawal |
Enables immediate sending of BGP withdrawal UPDATE messages |
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Peer IP Tracking |
Enables BGP peer tracking |
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Split Horizon |
When enabled, prevents routes from being reflected back to best-route peer |
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Peer Tracking Policy |
Specifies the policy for BGP peer tracking on router instance |
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Hold Time |
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Seconds |
Specifies the maximum time BGP waits between successive messages |
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Minimum Hold Time |
Specifies the minimum time BGP waits between successive messages |
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Family |
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IPv4 |
When enabled, advertise MP-BGP support for the IPv4 address family |
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IPv6 |
When enabled, advertise MP-BGP support for the IPv6 address family |
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Flow IPv4 |
When enabled, advertise support for the FlowSpec-IPv4 address family |
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Flow IPv6 |
When enabled, advertise support for the FlowSpec-IPv6 address family |
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Label IPv4 |
When enabled, advertise support for the label-IPv4 address family |
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Remove Private |
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Limited |
When enabled, remove private ASNs up to first public ASN encountered |
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Skip Peer AS |
When enabled, keep private ASN if AS-PATH contains eBGP peer's ASN |
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Replace |
When enabled, replace private ASN with global ASN before advertising |
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Local AS |
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AS Number |
Specifies the local (or virtual) BGP AS number |
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Private |
When enabled, hide the local ASN in sent paths learned from peering |
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Prepend Global AS |
When enabled, prepend global AS when advertising routes to BGP peer |
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Best Path Selection |
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Compare Origin Validation State |
When enabled, allow comparison of origin validation states |
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Deterministic MED |
When enabled, group paths based on AS before MED attribute comparison |
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Origin Invalid Usable |
When enabled, ignore routes with invalid origin validation state |
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Ignore NH Metric |
When enabled, ignore next-hop distance in best path selection |
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Always Compare MED |
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MED Value |
Specified the action to be taken for a missing MED attribute |
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Strict AS |
When enabled, compare MED only for routes from same neighbor AS |
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AS Path Ignore |
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IPv4 |
When enabled, ignore AS path length for unlabeled unicast IPv4 routes |
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IPv6 |
When enabled, ignore AS path length for unlabeled unicast IPv6 routes |
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Label IPv4 |
When enabled, ignore AS path length for labeled-unicast IPv4 routes |
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Ignore Router ID |
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Ignore Router ID |
Enables the ignore-router-id context |
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Ebgp Ibgp Equal |
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IPv4 |
When enabled, consider EBGP and IBGP IPv4 routes equal |
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IPv6 |
When enabled, consider EBGP and IBGP IPv6 routes equal |
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Label IPv4 |
When enabled, consider EBGP and IBGP label-IPv4 routes equal |
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Send Communities |
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Standard |
When enabled, advertise the Communities attribute to peers |
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Error Handling |
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Update Fault Tolerance |
When enabled, tolerate non-critical errors in UPDATE messages |
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Backup Path |
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IPv4 |
Enables support for unlabeled unicast IPv4 routes |
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IPv6 |
Enables support for unlabeled unicast IPv6 routes |
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Label IPv4 |
Enables support for labeled-unicast IPv4 routes |
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Label IPv6 |
Enables support for labeled-unicast IPv6 routes |
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Import |
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Policy |
Specifies the import policy |
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Export |
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Policy |
Specifies the export policy |
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Graceful Restart |
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Restart Time |
Specifies the restart time advertised by GR capability |
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Stale Routes Time |
Specifies the maximum time to maintain routes after graceful restart |
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GR Notification |
Enables the performance of Graceful Restart procedures |
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Long Lived |
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Advertised Stale Time |
Specifies the LLGR stale routes time |
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Helper Override Stale Time |
Specifies the locally-configured stale routes override time |
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Helper Override Restart Time |
Specifies the locally-configured override for restart time |
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Forwarding Bits Set |
Specifies the BGP LLGR forwarding-bit behavior for address family |
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Advertise Stale To All Neighbors |
When enabled, advertise stale routes to all BGP peers |
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Without No Export |
When enabled, advertise LLGR stale routes to non-LLGR peers |
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In the Long Lived panel, click + Add next to the Family table. The Create Family form opens.
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Configure the required parameters:
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Parameter |
Description |
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Family Type |
Specifies the address family type for LLGR |
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Advertised Stale Time |
Specifies the LLGR stale routes time for family override |
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Helper Override Stale Time |
Specifies the locally-configured stale routes override time |
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Click Add. The Create Family form closes and you are returned to the Create Site form
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In the Long Lived panel, click + Add next to the Group table. The Create Group form opens.
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Configure the required parameters:
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Parameter |
Description |
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Group Name |
Specifies the group name |
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Admin State |
Specifies the administrative state of the group |
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Damping |
When enabled, use BGP route damping to reduce route flap |
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Local Preference |
Specifies the default local preference if not in incoming routes |
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Loop Detect Threshold |
Specifies the threshold for the global ASN in a received AS path |
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Min Route Advertisement |
Specifies the minimum time before a prefix can be advertised to peer |
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Preference |
Specifies the route preference for routes learned from all peers |
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Authentication Key |
Specifies the BGP authentication key for all peers |
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Path MTU Discovery |
Enables Path MTU Discovery |
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Next Hop Self |
When enabled, advertise routes with local address as next-hop address |
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Type |
Specifies the BGP peer type |
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Peer AS |
Specifies the Peer AS number |
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Local Address |
Specifies the local IP address used when communicating with BGP peers |
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BFD Liveliness |
Enables BFD |
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Peer IP Tracking |
Enables BGP peer tracking |
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Split Horizon |
When enabled, prevents routes from being reflected back to best-route peer |
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Family |
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IPv4 |
When enabled, advertise MP-BGP support for the IPv4 address family |
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IPv6 |
When enabled, advertise MP-BGP support for the IPv6 address family |
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Flow IPv4 |
When enabled, advertise support for the FlowSpec-IPv4 address family |
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Flow IPv6 |
When enabled, advertise support for the FlowSpec-IPv6 address family |
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Label IPv4 |
When enabled, advertise support for the label-IPv4 address family |
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Remove Private |
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Limited |
When enabled, remove private ASNs up to first public ASN encountered |
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Skip Peer AS |
When enabled, keep private ASN if AS-PATH contains eBGP peer's ASN |
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Replace |
When enabled, replace private ASN with global ASN before advertising |
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Local AS |
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AS Number |
Specifies the local (or virtual) BGP AS number |
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Private |
When enabled, hide the local ASN in sent paths learned from peering |
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Prepend Global AS |
When enabled, prepend global AS when advertising routes to BGP peer |
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Import |
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Policy |
Specifies the import policy |
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Export |
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Policy |
Specifies the export policy |
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Graceful Restart |
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Restart Time |
Specifies the restart time advertised by GR capability |
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Stale Routes Time |
Specifies the maximum time to maintain routes after graceful restart |
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GR Notification |
Enables the performance of Graceful Restart procedures |
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Long Lived |
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Advertised Stale Time |
Specifies the LLGR stale routes time |
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Helper Override Stale Time |
Specifies the locally-configured stale routes override time |
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Helper Override Restart Time |
Specifies the locally-configured override for restart time |
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Forwarding Bits Set |
Specifies the BGP LLGR forwarding-bit behavior for address family |
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Advertise Stale To All Neighbors |
When enabled, advertise stale routes to all BGP peers |
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Without No Export |
When enabled, advertise LLGR stale routes to non-LLGR peers |
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In the Long Lived panel, click + Add next to the Family table. The Create Family form opens.
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Configure the required parameters:
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Parameter |
Description |
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Family Type |
Specifies the address family type for LLGR |
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Advertised Stale Time |
Specifies the LLGR stale routes time for family override |
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Helper Override Stale Time |
Specifies the locally-configured stale routes override time |
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Click Add. The Create Family form closes and you are returned to the Create Group form.
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In the Long Lived panel, click + Add next to the Prefix Limit table. The Create Prefix Limit form opens.
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Configure the required parameters:
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Parameter |
Description |
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Family |
Specifies the address family to which the limit applies |
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Maximum |
Specifies the maximum number of routes to be learned from a peer |
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Threshold |
Specifies the percentage threshold that triggers a warning message |
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Idle Timeout |
Specifies the time BGP peering remains idle before reconnecting |
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Click Add. The Create Prefix Limit form closes and you are returned to the Create Group form.
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Click Add. The Create Group form closes and you are returned to the Create Site form.
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In the Long Lived panel, click + Add next to the Neighbor table. The Create Neighbor form opens.
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Configure the required parameters:
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Parameter |
Description |
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IP Address |
Specifies the IP address of the BGP peer router |
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TTL Security |
Specifies the minimum TTL value for an incoming BGP packet |
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BFD Liveliness |
Enables BFD |
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Split Horizon |
When enabled, prevents routes from being reflected back to best-route peer |
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Third Party Nexthop |
When enabled, applies third-party next-hop processing to EBGP peers |
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Group |
Specifies the neighbor to group |
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Description |
Describes the neighbor |
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Admin State |
Specifies the administrative state of the BGP neighbor |
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Keepalive |
Specifies the time after which the BGP keepalive message is sent |
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Local Preference |
Specifies the default local preference if not in incoming routes |
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Loop Detect Threshold |
Specifies the threshold for the global ASN in a received AS path |
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MED Out |
Specifies the default MED attribute value to advertise to peers |
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Authentication Key |
Specifies the BGP authentication key for all peers |
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AS Override |
When enabled, replace the peer ASN with the local ASN in AS Path |
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Local Address |
Specifies the local IP address used when communicating with BGP peers |
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Type |
Specifies the BGP peer type |
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Peer AS |
Specifies the Peer AS number |
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Hold Time |
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Seconds |
Specifies the maximum time BGP waits between successive messages |
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Minimum Hold Time |
Specifies the minimum time BGP waits between successive messages |
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Family |
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IPv4 |
When enabled, advertise MP-BGP support for the IPv4 address family |
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IPv6 |
When enabled, advertise MP-BGP support for the IPv6 address family |
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Mcast IPv4 |
When enabled, advertise support for the MCAST-IPv4 address family |
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Flow IPv4 |
When enabled, advertise support for the FlowSpec-IPv4 address family |
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Flow IPv6 |
When enabled, advertise support for the FlowSpec-IPv6 address family |
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Mcast IPv6 |
When enabled, advertise support for the MCAST-IPv6 address family |
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Label IPv4 |
When enabled, advertise support for the label-IPv4 address family |
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Remove Private |
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Limited |
When enabled, remove private ASNs up to first public ASN encountered |
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Skip Peer AS |
When enabled, keep private ASN if AS-PATH contains eBGP peer's ASN |
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Replace |
When enabled, replace private ASN with global ASN before advertising |
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Import |
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Policy |
Specifies the import policy |
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Export |
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Policy |
Specifies the export policy |
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Click Add. The Create Neighbor form closes and you are returned to the Create Site form.
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In the Confederation panel, configure the Confed AS Numr parameter, which specifies the confederation number within an autonomous system.
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In the Confederation panel, click + Add next to the Members table. The Create Members form opens.
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Configure the AS Number parameter by providing a confederation AS number.
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Click Add. The Create Member form closes and you are returned to the Create Site form.
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Configure the required parameters:
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Parameter |
Description |
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Maximum IPv4 Routes |
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Value |
Specifies the maximum number of routes that are configured on this virtual router |
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Log Only |
When enabled, this action is taken when the maximum number of routes, held within a VRF context, is reached |
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Threshold (percent) |
Specifies the mid-level water marker for the number of routes which this VRF holds |
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Maximum IPv6 Routes |
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Value |
Specifies the maximum number of routes that are configured on this virtual router |
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Log Only |
When enabled, this action is taken when the maximum number of routes, held within a VRF context, is reached |
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Threshold (percent) |
Specifies the mid-level water marker for the number of routes which this VRF holds |
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MC Maximum Routes |
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Value |
Specifies the maximum number of multicast routes that are configured on this virtual router |
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Log Only |
When enabled, log and allow learning of new multicast routes |
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Threshold (percent) |
Specifies the maximum multicast routes which the VRF holds |
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In the MC Maximum Routes panel, click + Add next to the Interface table. The Create Interface form opens.
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Configure the required parameters:
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Parameter |
Description |
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Interface Name |
Specifies the interface name |
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Description |
Describes the interface |
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Admin State |
Specifies the administrative state of the interface |
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Loopback |
When enabled, use the interface as a loopback interface |
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Monitor Oper Group |
Specifies the operational group to monitor |
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IP MTU (bytes) |
Specifies the IP MTU applied to outgoing packets |
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MAC |
Specifies the MAC address for the interface |
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Ingress Stats |
When enabled, collect ingress statistics |
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MAC Accounting |
Enables MAC accounting functionality |
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Shunting |
Specifies the multi-chassis shunting profile name |
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Hold Time — IPv4 |
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Up |
Specifies the Up hold time for the IP interface |
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Down |
Specifies the Down hold time for the IP interface |
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Init Only |
When enabled, delay is applied only at interface configuration or reboot |
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Hold Time — IPv6 |
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Up |
Specifies the Up hold time for the IP interface |
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Down |
Specifies the Down hold time for the IP interface |
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Init Only |
When enabled, delay is applied only at interface configuration or reboot |
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In the Cflowd Parameters panel, click + Add next to the Sampling table. The Create Sampling form opens.
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Configure the required parameters:
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Parameter |
Description |
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Sampling Type |
Specifies the traffic sampling type |
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Type |
Specifies the type of cflowd analysis |
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Direction |
Specifies the direction of traffic for cflowd sampling |
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Sample Profile |
Specifies the sample profile ID |
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Click Add. The Create Sampling form closes and you are returned to the Create Interface form.
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In the IPv4 panel, configure the required parameters:
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Parameter |
Description |
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ICMP — Redirects |
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Admin State |
Specifies the administrative state of sending ICMP redirect messages |
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Number |
Specifies the maximum number of ICMP redirect messages to send |
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Seconds (seconds) |
Specifies the time used to limit the number of ICMP redirect messages |
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ICMP — Unreachables |
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Admin State |
Specifies the administrative state of sending unreachable messages |
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Number |
Specifies the maximum number of unreachable messages to send |
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Seconds (seconds) |
Specifies the time used to limit the number of ICMP unreachable messages |
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URPF Check |
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Mode |
Specifies the Unicast RPF check mode |
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BFD |
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Admin State |
Specifies the administrative state of BFD sessions |
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Transmit Interval (milliseconds) |
Specifies the BFD transmit interval over this interface |
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Receive (milliseconds) |
Specifies the BFD receive interval over this interface |
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Multiplier |
Specifies the number of consecutive BFD messages missed from the peer |
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Echo Receive (milliseconds) |
Specifies the minimum echo interval over this interface |
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Type |
Specifies the local termination point for the BFD session |
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Primary |
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Address |
Specifies the primary IPv4 address assigned to the interface |
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Prefix Length |
Specifies the IPv4 address prefix length |
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In the IPv4 panel, click + Add next to the Secondary table. The Create Secondary form opens.
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Configure the required parameters:
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Parameter |
Description |
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Address |
Specifies the secondary IPv4 address assigned to the interface |
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Prefix Length |
Specifies the IPv4 address prefix length |
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Click Add. The Create Secondary form closes and you are returned to the Create Interface form.
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In the IPv4 panel, click + Add next to the VRRP table. The Create VRRP form opens.
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Configure the required parameters:
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Parameter |
Description |
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Virtual Router ID |
Specifies the Virtual Router Identifier (VRID) for the IP interface |
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Backup |
Specifies the virtual router IP addresses for the interface |
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Message Interval (deciseconds) |
Specifies the interval for sending VRRP advertisement messages |
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Passive |
When enabled, suppresses the processing of VRRP advertisement messages |
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Priority |
Specifies the base priority for the VRRP |
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Admin State |
Specifies the administrative state of VRRP |
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Ping Reply |
When enabled, allows non-owner master to reply to ICMP echo requests |
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Preempt |
When enabled, allows the VRRP to override an existing non-owner master |
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Traceroute Reply |
When enabled, allows non-owner master to reply to traceroute requests |
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Standby Forwarding |
When enabled, allows standby router to forward traffic |
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Click Add. The Create VRRP form closes and you are returned to the Create Interface form.
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In the IPv4 panel, click + Add next to the SAP table. The Create SAP form opens.
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Configure the required parameters:
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Parameter |
Description |
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Port ID |
Specifies the port identifier |
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Outer VLAN Tag |
Specifies the outer VLAN tag |
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Inner VLAN tag |
Specifies the inner VLAN tag |
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SAP ID |
Specifies the SAP identifier |
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Description |
Describes the SAP |
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Admin State |
Specifies the administrative state of the SAP |
|
Accounting Policy |
Specifies the policy to collect accounting statistics |
|
Collect Stats |
When enabled, accounting statistics will be collected |
|
Dist CPU Protection |
Specifies the distributed CPU protection policy for SAP |
|
Multi Service Site |
Specifies the name of the multi service site |
|
Ingress — QoS |
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Match QinQ Dot1p |
Specifies the ingress match QinQ Dot1p |
|
Ingress — SAP Ingress |
|
Policy Name |
Specifies the policy name |
|
Queuing Type |
Specifies the queuing type |
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In the Ingress — Overrides panel, click + Add next to the Queue table. The Create Queue form opens.
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Configure the required parameters:
|
Parameter |
Description |
|
Queue ID |
Specifies the unique identifier of the queue |
|
CBS (kilobytes) |
Specifies the CBS of the queue |
|
MBS (bytes) |
Specifies the MBS of the queue |
|
Queue Override Rate |
Specifies the queue override rate |
|
Rate |
|
PIR (kilobps) |
Specifies the PIR rate of the queue |
|
CIR (kilobps) |
Specifies the CIR rate of the queue |
|
Adaptation Rule |
|
PIR |
Specifies the constraint used when deriving the operational PIR value |
|
CIR |
Specifies the constraint used when deriving the operational CIR value |
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Click Add. The Create Queue form closes and you are returned to the Create SAP form.
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In the Ingress — Overrides panel, click + Add next to the Policer table. The Create Policer form opens.
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Configure the required parameters:
|
Parameter |
Description |
|
Policer ID |
Specifies the unique identifier of the policer |
|
CBS (bytes) |
Specifies the CBS of the policer |
|
MBS (bytes) |
Specifies the MBS of the policer |
|
State Mode |
Specifies the mode of statistics collected by the policer |
|
Policer Override Rate |
Specifies the policer override rate |
|
Rate |
|
PIR (kilobps) |
Specifies the PIR rate of the policer |
|
CIR (kilobps) |
Specifies the CIR rate of the policer |
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Click Add. The Create Policer form closes and you are returned to the Create SAP form.
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Configure the required parameters:
|
Parameter |
Description |
|
Policer Control Policy |
|
Policy Name |
Specifies the name of the policer control policy |
|
Overrides — Root |
|
Max Rate |
Specifies the maximum frame-based bandwidth limit |
|
Overrides — Priority MBS Thresholds |
|
Min Thresh Separation (bytes) |
Specifies the minimum amount of separation buffer space |
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In the Overrides — Priority MBS Thresholds panel, click + Add next to the Priority table. The Create Priority form opens.
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Configure the required parameters:
|
Parameter |
Description |
|
Priority Level |
Specifies the priority level |
|
MBS Contribution (bytes) |
Specifies the minimum amount of cumulative buffer space allowed |
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Click Add. The Create Priority form closes and you are returned to the Create SAP form.
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In the Ingress — Scheduler Policy panel, configure the Policy Name parameter, which specifies the name of the scheduler policy.
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In the Ingress — Overrides panel, click + Add next to the Scheduler table. The Create Scheduler form opens.
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Configure the required parameters:
|
Parameter |
Description |
|
Scheduler Name |
Specifies the scheduler name |
|
Parent |
|
Weight |
Specifies the relative weight of the scheduler to feed the queue |
|
CIR Weight |
Specifies the weight used at the within-CIR port priority level |
|
Rate |
|
PIR (kilobps) |
Specifies the PIR at which the queue is to operate |
|
CIR (kilobps) |
Specifies the CIR at which the queue is to operate |
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Click Add. The Create Scheduler form closes and you are returned to the Create SAP form.
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Configure the required parameters:
|
Parameter |
Description |
|
Filter |
|
IP |
Specifies the IPv4 filter policy name |
|
IPv6 |
Specifies the IPv6 filter policy name |
|
Aggregate Policer |
|
Rate (kilobps) |
Specifies the aggregate policer rate |
|
Burst |
Specifies the aggregate policer burst |
|
CIR (kilobps) |
Specifies the aggregate policer CIR |
|
CBS (kilobytes) |
Specifies the aggregate policer CBS |
|
Egress |
|
Agg Rate or Percent Agg Rate |
Specifies whether agg rate or percent agg rate will be used |
|
Agg Rate |
|
Rate (kilobps) |
When agg rate is selected, specifies the enforced aggregate rate for all queues |
|
CIR (kilobps) |
When agg rate is selected, specifies the administrative CIR |
|
Percent Agg Rate |
|
PIR |
Specifies the PIR percent rate |
|
CIR |
Specifies the CIR percent rate |
|
QoS |
|
QinQ Mark Top Only |
When enabled, top Q-tags will be marked |
|
SAP Egress |
|
Policy Name |
Specifies the policy ID to associate with SAP for mirrored service |
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In the Egress — Overrides panel, click + Add next to the Queue table. The Create Queue form opens.
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Configure the required parameters:
|
Parameter |
Description |
|
Queue ID |
Specifies the unique identifier of the queue |
|
CBS (kilobytes) |
Specifies the CBS of the queue |
|
MBS (bytes) |
Specifies the MBS of the queue |
|
Hs WRR Weight |
Specifies the WRR weight to parent with the queue into the scheduler |
|
Queue Override Rate |
Specifies the queue override rate |
|
Rate |
|
PIR (kilobps) |
Specifies the PIR rate of the queue |
|
CIR (kilobps) |
Specifies the CIR rate of the queue |
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Click Add. The Create Queue form closes and you are returned to the Create SAP form.
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In the Egress — Overrides panel, click + Add next to the Policer table. The Create Policer form opens.
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Configure the required parameters:
|
Parameter |
Description |
|
Policer ID |
Specifies the unique identifier of the policer |
|
CBS (bytes) |
Specifies the CBS of the policer |
|
MBS (bytes) |
Specifies the MBS of the policer |
|
State Mode |
Specifies the mode of statistics collected by the policer |
|
Policer Override Rate |
Specifies the policer override rate |
|
Rate |
|
PIR (kilobps) |
Specifies the PIR rate of the policer |
|
CIR (kilobps) |
Specifies the CIR rate of the policer |
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Click Add. The Create Policer form closes and you are returned to the Create SAP form.
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Configure the required parameters:
|
Parameter |
Description |
|
Policer Control Policy |
|
Policy Name |
Specifies the name of the policer control policy |
|
Overrides — Root |
|
Max Rate |
Specifies the maximum frame-based bandwidth limit |
|
Overrides — Priority MBS Thresholds |
|
Min Thresh Separation (bytes) |
Specifies the minimum amount of separation buffer space |
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In the Overrides — Priority MBS Thresholds panel, click + Add next to the Priority table. The Create Priority form opens.
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Configure the required parameters:
|
Parameter |
Description |
|
Priority Level |
Specifies the priority level |
|
MBS Contribution (bytes) |
Specifies the minimum amount of cumulative buffer space allowed |
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Click Add. The Create Priority form closes and you are returned to the Create SAP form.
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In the Egress — Scheduler Policy panel, configure the Policy Name parameter, which specifies the name of the scheduler policy.
|
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In the Egress — Overrides panel, click + Add next to the Scheduler table. The Create Scheduler form opens.
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Configure the required parameters:
|
Parameter |
Description |
|
Scheduler Name |
Specifies the scheduler name |
|
Parent |
|
Weight |
Specifies the relative weight of the scheduler to feed the queue |
|
CIR Weight |
Specifies the weight used at the within-CIR port priority level |
|
Rate |
|
PIR (kilobps) |
Specifies the PIR at which the queue is to operate |
|
CIR (kilobps) |
Specifies the CIR at which the queue is to operate |
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Click Add. The Create Scheduler form closes and you are returned to the Create SAP form.
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Configure the required parameters:
|
Parameter |
Description |
|
VLAN QoS Policy |
|
Policy Name |
Specifies the egress vlan-qos-policy name |
|
Port Redirect |
Enables egress vlan-qos-policy port-redirect |
|
Egress Remark Policy |
|
Policy Name |
Specifies the egress-remark-policy name |
|
Filter |
|
IP |
Specifies the IPv4 filter policy name |
|
IPv6 |
Specifies the IPv6 filter policy name |
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In the Egress — Filter panel, click + Add next to the IP Tunnel table. The Create IP Tunnel form opens.
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Configure the required parameters:
|
Parameter |
Description |
|
Tunnel Name |
Specifies the IP tunnel name |
|
Admin State |
Specifies the administrative state of the IP tunnel |
|
Delivery Service |
Specifies the service used to originate and terminate GRE packets |
|
IP MTU (bytes) |
Specifies the maximum size of the encapsulated tunnel packet |
|
Remote IP Address |
Specifies the remote IP address of the tunnel |
|
Local IP Address |
Specifies the local IP address of the tunnel |
|
GRE Header |
|
Admin State |
Specifies the administrative state of the GRE header in the tunnel |
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In the GRE Header panel, click + Add next to the Dest IP table. The Create Dest IP form opens.
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Configure the Dest IP Address parameter, which specifies the IP address of the remote IP tunnel endpoint, then click Add. The Create Dest IP form closes and you are returned to the Create IP Tunnel form.
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Click Add. The Create IP Tunnel form closes and you are returned to the Create SAP form.
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Click Add. The Create SAP form closes and you are returned to the Create Interface form.
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In the IPv6 panel, enable the IPv6 context, then configure the required parameters:
|
Parameter |
Description |
|
URPF Check |
|
Mode |
Specifies the Unicast RPF check mode |
|
BFD |
|
Admin State |
Specifies the administrative state of BFD sessions |
|
Transmit Interval (milliseconds) |
Specifies the BFD transmit interval over this interface |
|
Receive (milliseconds) |
Specifies the BFD receive interval over this interface |
|
Multiplier |
Specifies the number of consecutive BFD messages missed from the peer |
|
Link Local Address |
|
Address |
Specifies the IPv6 link-local address |
|
Duplicate Address Detection |
Enables Duplicate Address Detection per interface |
|
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In the IPv6 — Link Local Address panel, click + Add next to the Address table. The Create Address form opens.
|
85 |
Configure the required parameters:
|
Parameter |
Description |
|
IPv6 Address |
Specifies the IPv6 address assigned to the interface |
|
Prefix Length |
Specifies the IPv6 address prefix length |
|
Duplicate Address Detection |
Enables Duplicate Address Detection |
|
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Click Add. The Create Address form closes and you are returned to the Create Interface form.
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In the IPv6 — Link Local Address panel, click + Add next to the VRRP table. The Create VRRP form opens.
|
88 |
Configure the required parameters:
|
Parameter |
Description |
|
Virtual Router ID |
Specifies the Virtual Router Identifier (VRID) for the IP interface |
|
Backup |
Specifies the virtual router IP addresses for the interface |
|
Message Interval (deciseconds) |
Specifies the interval for sending VRRP advertisement messages |
|
Owner |
When enabled, designates the virtual router instance as owner |
|
Passive |
When enabled, suppresses the processing of VRRP advertisement messages |
|
Init Delay (seconds) |
Specifies the VRRP initialization delay timer |
|
MAC |
Specifies the virtual MAC address to use in ARP responses |
|
Priority |
Specifies the base priority for the VRRP |
|
Admin State |
Specifies the administrative state of VRRP |
|
Master Int Inherit |
When enabled, allows the master instance to dictate the master down timer |
|
Ping Reply |
When enabled, allows non-owner master to reply to ICMP echo requests |
|
Policy |
Specifies the VRRP priority control policy |
|
Preempt |
When enabled, allows the VRRP to override an existing non-owner master |
|
Telnet Reply |
When enabled, allows non-owner master to reply to Telnet requests |
|
Traceroute Reply |
When enabled, allows non-owner master to reply to traceroute requests |
|
Standby Forwarding |
When enabled, allows standby router to forward traffic |
|
Ntp Reply |
When enabled, allows processing of NTP requests |
|
Oper Group |
Specifies the operational group name associated with the VRRP |
|
Monitor Oper Group |
Specifies the operational group for the VRRP instance to follow |
|
BFD Liveliness |
|
Dest IP |
Specifies the destination address for the BFD session |
|
Interface Name |
Specifies the name of the interface running BFD |
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Click Add. The Create VRRP form closes and you are returned to the Create Interface form.
|
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In the If Attribute panel, configure the Admin Group parameter, which specifies the administrative group name for the interface.
|
91 |
In the If Attribute panel, click + Add next to the SRLG Group table. The Create SRLG Group form opens.
|
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Configure the Name parameter, which specifies the SRLG group name, then click Add. The Create SRLG Group form closes, and you are returned to the Create Interface form.
|
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Click Add. The Create Interface form closes and you are returned to the Create Site form.
|
94 |
In the MC Maximum Routes panel, click + Add next to the IP Mirror Interface table. The Create IP Mirror Interface form opens.
|
95 |
Configure the required parameters:
|
Parameter |
Description |
|
Interface Name |
Specifies the IP mirror interface name |
|
Description |
Describes the IP mirror interface |
|
Admin State |
Specifies the administrative state of the IP mirror interface |
|
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Click + Add next to the Spoke SDP table. The Create Spoke SDP form opens.
|
97 |
Configure the required parameters:
|
Parameter |
Description |
|
SDP Bind ID |
Specifies the SDP binding identifier |
|
Description |
Describes the SDP binding |
|
Admin State |
Specifies the administrative state of the SDP binding to the service |
|
Ingress |
|
VC Label |
Specifies the Spoke SDP ingress VC label |
|
Filter |
|
IP |
Specifies the IPv4 filter policy name |
|
98 |
Click Add. The Create Spoke SDP form closes and you are returned to the Create IP Mirror Interface form.
|
99 |
Click Add. The Create IP Mirror Interface form closes and you are returned to the Create Site form.
|
100 |
Configure the required parameters:
|
Parameter |
Description |
|
IPv6 — Neighbor Discovery |
|
Reachable Time |
Specifies the neighbor reachability detection timer |
|
Stale Time |
Specifies the neighbor discovery cache entry stale time |
|
IPv6 — DNS Options |
|
Rdnss Lifetime (seconds) |
Specifies the maximum time over which the RDNSS address is valid |
|
Server |
Specifies the RAs that are forwarded to IPv6 DNS servers |
|
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In the IPv6 — DNS Options panel, click + Add next to the Interface table. The Create Interface form opens.
|
102 |
Configure the required parameters:
|
Parameter |
Description |
|
IP Int Name |
Specifies the VPRN interface name |
|
Current Hop Limit |
Specifies the hop limit advertised in RA messages |
|
Managed Configuration |
Enables the managed address configuration flag |
|
Max Advertisement Interval (seconds) |
Specifies the maximum time between sending advertisement messages |
|
Min Advertisement Interval (seconds) |
Specifies the minimum time between sending advertisement messages |
|
MTU |
Specifies the MTU for sending packets to the router |
|
ND Router Preference |
Specifies the default router preference for Router Advertisements |
|
Other Stateful Configuration |
Enables the other configuration flag |
|
Reachable Time (milliseconds) |
Specifies the time the router is reachable by other hosts or nodes |
|
Retransmit Time (milliseconds) |
Specifies the time to advertise neighbor advertisement messages |
|
Router Lifetime (seconds) |
Specifies the lifetime value in neighbor advertisement messages |
|
Admin State |
Specifies the administrative state of router advertisement |
|
Use Virtual MAC |
When enabled, use VRRP virtual MAC address for advertisement message |
|
DNS Options |
|
Include Rdnss |
When enabled, include the RDNSS option in the RA |
|
Rdnss Lifetime (seconds) |
Specifies the maximum time over which the RDNSS address 25 is valid |
|
Service |
Specifies the RAs that are forwarded to IPv6 DNS servers |
|
103 |
In the DNS Options panel, click + Add next to the Prefix table. The Create Prefix form opens.
|
104 |
Configure the required parameters:
|
Parameter |
Description |
|
IPv6 Prefix |
Specifies the IPv6 address prefix |
|
Autonomous |
Enables the autonomous flag value |
|
On Link |
When enabled, use the prefix for on-link determination |
|
Preferred Lifetime (seconds) |
Specifies the remaining time that the prefix remains preferred |
|
Valid Lifetime (seconds) |
Specifies the remaining time in which the prefix is still valid |
|
105 |
Click Add. The Create Prefix form closes and you are returned to the Create Interface form.
|
106 |
Click Add. The Create Interface form closes and you are returned to the Create Site form.
|
107 |
In the Static Routes panel, click + Add next to the Route table. The Create Route form opens.
|
108 |
Configure the required parameters:
|
Parameter |
Description |
|
IP Prefix |
Specifies the IP prefix and prefix length for the static routes |
|
Route Type |
Specifies the static route type |
|
Tag |
Specifies the static route tag |
|
109 |
Click + Add next to the Indirect table. The Create Indirect form opens.
|
110 |
Configure the required parameters:
|
Parameter |
Description |
|
IP Address |
Specifies the next-hop IP address used to reach the destination |
|
Preference |
Specifies the priority of this static route over the routes from different sources |
|
Tag |
Specifies the static route tag |
|
Admin State |
Specifies the administrative state of the static route operation |
|
111 |
Click Add. The Create Indirect form closes and you are returned to the Create Route form.
|
112 |
Click + Add next to the Next Hop table. The Create Next Hop form opens.
|
113 |
Configure the required parameters:
|
Parameter |
Description |
|
IP Address |
Specifies the next-hop IP address used to reach the destination |
|
Preference |
Specifies the priority of this static route over the routes from different sources |
|
Tag |
Specifies the static route tag |
|
BFD Liveliness |
When enabled, use Bidirectional Forwarding Detection on this static route |
|
Admin State |
Specifies the administrative state of the static route operation |
|
114 |
Click Add. The Create Next Hop form closes and you are returned to the Create Route form.
|
115 |
Click Add. The Create Route form closes and you are returned to the Create Site form.
|
116 |
Configure the required parameters:
|
Parameter |
Description |
|
BGP VPN Backup |
|
IPv4 |
When enabled, allows BGP-VPN to be used as backup for IPv4 prefixes |
|
IPv6 |
When enabled, allows BGP-VPN to be used as backup for IPv6 prefixes |
|
117 |
In the SNMP panel, click + Add next to the Community table. The Create Community form opens.
|
118 |
Configure the required parameters:
|
Parameter |
Description |
|
Community String |
Specifies the SNMP v1/v2c community name associated with the VPRN |
|
Access Permissions |
Specifies access permissions to MIB objects |
|
119 |
Click Add. The Create Community form closes and you are returned to the Create Site form.
|
120 |
In the SNMP panel, click + Add next to the ISIS table. The Create ISIS form opens.
|
121 |
Configure the required parameters:
|
Parameter |
Description |
|
ISIS Instance |
Specifies the instance ID for the IS-IS instance |
|
Admin State |
Specifies the administrative state of the IS-IS instance |
|
Advertise Router Capability |
Specifies router capabilities advertisement to neighbors |
|
Level Capability |
Specifies the routing level for the instance |
|
Export Policy |
Specifies the export policies that determine exported routes |
|
Import Policy |
Specifies the import policy names for routes from IGP to route table |
|
Overload On Boot |
|
Timeout (seconds) |
Specifies the time during which the router operates in overload state after reboot |
|
Max Metric |
When enabled, advertise transit links with maximum metric instead of setting overload bit |
|
Overload Fib Error Notify Only |
|
Retry (seconds) |
Specifies the time to retry programming failed entries in the FIB |
|
122 |
In the Overload Fib Error Notify Only panel, click + Add next to the Interface table. The Create Interface form opens.
|
123 |
Configure the required parameters:
|
Parameter |
Description |
|
Hello Authentication Keychain |
Specifies the authentication keychain to use for the session |
|
Interface Type |
Specifies the interface type |
|
124 |
Click Add. The Create Interface form closes and you are returned to the Create ISIS form.
|
125 |
Click Add. The Create ISIS form closes and you are returned to the Create Site form.
|
126 |
In the SNMP panel, click + Add next to the OSPF table. The Create OSPF form opens.
|
127 |
Configure the required parameters:
|
Parameter |
Description |
|
Overload On Boot |
|
|
Timeout (seconds) |
Specifies the time during which the router operates in overload state after reboot |
|
Graceful Restart |
|
Helper Mode |
Enables graceful restart helper for OSPF |
|
Strict LSA Checking |
When enabled, perform strict LSA checking during graceful restart |
|
Timers |
|
Incremental SPF Wait (milliseconds) |
Specifies the delay before an incremental SPF calculation starts |
|
LSA Accumulate (milliseconds) |
Specifies the delay to gather LSAs before advertising to neighbors |
|
LSA Arrival (milliseconds) |
Specifies the minimum delay between receipt of same LSAs from neighbors |
|
Redistribute Delay (milliseconds) |
Specifies the hold down timer for external routes into OSPF |
|
LSA Generate |
|
Max LSA Wait (milliseconds) |
Specifies the maximum time between two LSAs being generated |
|
LSA Initial Wait (milliseconds) |
Specifies the first wait period between OSPF LSA generation |
|
LSA Second Wait (milliseconds) |
Specifies the hold time between the first and second LSA generation |
|
SPF Wait |
|
Max SPF Wait (milliseconds) |
Specifies the maximum interval between two consecutive SPF calculations |
|
SPF Initial Wait (milliseconds) |
Specifies the Initial SPF calculation delay after a topology change |
|
SPF Second Wait (milliseconds) |
Specifies the hold time between the first and second SPF calculation |
|
128 |
Click Add. The Create OSPF form closes and you are returned to the Create Site form.
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129 |
Click Add. The Create Site form closes and you are returned to the Create Service form.
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Perform one of the following:
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Select the Reserve Resources check box and click Plan to create the service in a Planned state.
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Click Save to create the service in a Saved state.
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Click Deploy to create the service in a Deployed state.
See
What is the state of my service or tunnel? for more information.
End of steps |