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AI2524 Router Card User’s Manual
Page 9-46 August 1997
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z
Specify the routing protocol and tag (if applicable) into which you
want to distribute routing information.
router iso-igrp [ tag]
z
Specify one or more ISO IGRP routing protocol and tag (if appli-
cable) you want to redistribute.
redistribute iso-igrp [ tag] [route-map map-
tag]
z
Specify the IS-IS routing protocol and tag (if applicable) you want
to redistribute.
redistribute isis [ tag] [route-map map-tag]
z
Specify the static routes you want to redistribute.
redistribute static [clns | ip]
2. Beginning in global configuration mode, configure the router to
redistribute routing information into the IS-IS domains:
z
Specify the routing protocol and tag (if applicable) into which you
want to distribute routing information.
router isis [ tag]
z
Specify the IS-IS routing protocol and tag (if applicable) you want
to redistribute.
redistribute isis [ tag] [route-map map-tag]
Warning: By default, static routes are redistributed into IS-IS.
You can conditionally control the redistribution of routes between
routing domains by defining route maps between the two domains.
Route maps allow you to use tags in routes to influence route redistri-
bution.
3. In global configuration mode, conditionally control the redistribu-
tion of routes between domains:
route-map map-tag {permit | deny} sequence-
number
One or more
match
command and one or more
set
commands typ-
ically follow a
route-map
command to define the conditions for re-
distributing routes from one routing protocol into another. If there are
no
match
commands, everything matches. If there are no
set
com-
mands, nothing is done (other than the match).
Each
route-map
command has a list of
match
and
set
commands
associated with it. The
match
commands specify the match criteria—
the conditions under which redistribution is allowed for the current