vrouter-ospf6-add
This command adds Open Shortest Path First (OSPF6) routing protocol to a virtual router (vRouter) service for a fabric, cluster, virtual network (VNET), or standalone switch.
Syntax vrouter-ospf6-add
vrouter-name name-string |
Specify the name of the vRouter. |
Specify the following OSPF arguments: |
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nic vrouter- interface-nic |
Specify the OSPF6 control for this interface. |
ospf6-area ospf-area-number |
Specify the OSPF6 area number in dotted decimal format. |
Defaults None.
Access CLI.
History Command introduced in Version 2.3.1.
Usage Each fabric, cluster, standalone switch, or virtual network (VNET) can provide its tenants with a virtual router (vRouter) service that forwards traffic between networks and implements Layer 3 protocols. This command adds OSPF for an existing Router service.
Examples To add OSPF6 to vRouter, MyvService, with the NIC eth1.0, and OSPF6 area 1.0.0.0, use the following command:
CLI network-admin@switch > vrouter-ospf-add vrouter-name MyvService nic eth1.0 ospf6-area 1.0.0.0
vrouter-ospf6-remove
This command removes an Open Shortest Path First (OSPF6) routing protocol from a virtual router (vRouter) service for a fabric, cluster, virtual network (VNET), or standalone switch.
Syntax vrouter-ospf6-remove
vrouter-name name-string |
Specify the name of the vRouter. |
Specify the following OSPF arguments: |
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nic vrouter- interface-nic |
Specify the OSPF6 control for this interface. |
Defaults None.
Access CLI.
History Command introduced in Version 2.3.1.
Usage Each fabric, cluster, standalone switch, or virtual network (VNET) can provide its tenants with a virtual router (vRouter) service that forwards traffic between networks and implements Layer 3 protocols. This command adds OSPF for an existing Router service.
Examples To remove OSPF6 from vRouter, MyvService, with the NIC eth1.0, use the following command:
CLI network-admin@switch > vrouter-ospf-remove vrouter-name MyvService nic eth1.0
vrouter-ospf6-show
This command displays information about OSPF6 on a virtual router (vRouter) service for a fabric, cluster, virtual network (VNET), or standalone switch.
Syntax vrouter-ospf6-show
vrouter-name name-string |
Specify the name of the vRouter. |
Specify the following OSPF arguments: |
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nic vrouter- interface-nic |
Specify the OSPF6 control for this interface. |
ospf6-area ospf-area-number |
Specify the OSPF6 area number in dotted decimal format. |
Defaults None.
Access CLI
History Command introduced in Version 2.3.1.
Usage Each fabric, cluster, standalone switch, or virtual network (VNET) can provide its tenants with a virtual router (vRouter) service that forwards traffic between networks and implements Layer 3 protocols. This command displays OSPF6 for an existing Router service.
Examples To display information about all OSPF6 instances configured on vRouters, use the following command:
CLI network-admin@switch > vrouter-ospf6-show layout vertical
vrouter-ospf6-area-show
This command is used to display information about areas and stubs as well as prefixes in an OSPF6 configuration.
Syntax vrouter-ospf6-area-show
vrouter-name name-string |
Specify the name of the vRouter. |
Specify the following OSPF area arguments: |
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area area-number |
Specify the area number. |
stub-type none|stub|stub-no-summary|nssa|nssa-no-summary |
Specify the OSPF stub type. |
prefix-list-in vrouter prefix-list name |
Specify an inbound prefix list name. |
prefix-list-out vrouter prefix-list name |
Specify an outbound prefix list name. |
Defaults None
Access CLI
History Command introduced in Version 2.3.1.
Usage An OSPF6 network can be divided into sub-domains called areas. An area is a logical collection of OSPF6 networks, routers, and links that have the same area identification.. A router within an area must maintain a topological database for the area to which it belongs. The router doesn't have detailed information about network topology outside of its area, thereby reducing the size of its database.
Areas limit the scope of route information distribution. It is not possible to do route update filtering within an area. The link-state database (LSDB) of routers within the same area must be synchronized and be exactly the same. However, route summarization and filtering is possible between different areas. The main benefit of creating areas is a reduction in the number of routes to propagate through the filtering and the summarization of routes.
Examples To display information about an OSPF area, use the following syntax:
CLI network-admin@switch > vrouter-ospf6-area-show vrouter-name vrouter-ospf area 0 stub-type stub
vrouter-ospf6-interface-show
This command is used to display specific OSPFv6 configuration information
Syntax vrouter-ospf6-interface-show
vrouter-name name-string |
Displays the name of the vRouter. |
Specify any of the following optional OSPF parameters: |
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nic vrouter interface nic |
Displays the name of the vNIC. |
nic-state down|up |
Displays the vNIC state. |
l3-port l3-port-number |
Displays the Layer 3 port numbers. |
link-local-ip ip-address |
Displays the IPv6 link-local IP address. |
ip6 ip-address |
Displays the IP address of the interface. |
netmask-ip6 netmask |
Displays the netmask of the IP address. |
area ip-address |
Displays the area ID for the interface in IPv4 format. |
mtu mtu-number |
Displays MTU for the interface. |
mtu-mismatch-detection| |
Displays if MTU mismatch detection is configured. |
network-type point-to-point|broadcast|loopback |
Displays the OSPF network type. |
state down|loopback|waiting|point-to-point|dr-other|backup|dr |
Displays OSPF interface state. |
dr-id ip-address |
Displays the designated router ID. |
dr-ip ip-address |
Displays the designated router IP address. |
bdr-id ip-address |
Displays the backup designated router ID. |
bdr-ip ip-address |
Displays the designated router IP address. |
priority priority-number |
Displays the priority. |
cost cost-number |
Displays the cost. |
hello hello-number(s) |
Displays the hello-interval in seconds. |
dead dead-number(s) |
Displays the dead time in seconds. |
retransmit retransmit-number(s) |
Displays the retransmit interval time in seconds. |
if-scoped-lsa if-scoped-lsa-number |
Displays the number of interface LSAs scoped for the area. |
ls-update ls-update-number |
Displays the number of pending LSAs for LSUpdate. |
ls-ack ls-ack-number |
Displays the number of pending LSAs for LSAck. |
Defaults None
Access Network Administrator
History Command introduced in Version 3.0.0.
Usage Use this command to display information about an OSPFv6 interface.
Examples To display information about an OSPF interface, use the following syntax:
CLI network-admin@switch > vrouter-ospf6-interface-show
vrouter-ospf6-neighbor-show
This command is used to display OSPF6 neighbors for a vRouter configured for OSPF6.
Syntax vrouter-ospf6-neighbor-show
vrouter-name name-string |
Specifies the name of the vRouter. |
neighbor-rid ip-address |
Specifies the IP address of the OSPF neighbor |
pri pri-number |
Specifies the priority. |
state state-string |
Specifies the current state of the OSPF neighbor. |
dead-time dead-time |
Specifies the dead-time. Dead-time is the interval of time that the vRouter waits before declaring a neighbor is down. |
duration duration-string |
Specifies the duration in hh:mm:ss. |
interface interface-string |
Specifies the interface on the vRouter. |
Defaults None.
Access CLI
History Command introduced in Version 2.3.1.
Usage Each fabric, cluster, standalone switch, or virtual network (VNET) can provide its tenants with a virtual router (vRouter) service that forwards traffic between networks and implements Layer 3 protocols. This command displays OSPF6 information for an existing Router service.
Examples To display information about all OSPF6 neighbors on the network, use the following command:
CLI network-admin@switch > vrouter-ospf6-neighbor-show layout vertical