Avaya ERS 8600 series, Configuration Manual

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Configuring OSPF on a tunnel
Configure OSPF on a VLAN or brouter tunnel to create a dynamic IPv6 tunnel on the OSPF
interface.
Procedure steps
Configure OSPF on a tunnel by using the following command:
config ipv6 tunnel <tunnel-id> ospf
Variable definitions
Use the data in the following table to use the
config ipv6 tunnel ospf
command.
Variable Value
admin-status <enable|disable> Configures the state (enabled or disabled) of the
OSPF interface.
create <area> [priority <value> ]
[metric <value> ] [retransmit-
interval <value> ] [transit-delay
<value> ] [hello-interval <value> ]
[dead-interval <value> ] [type
<value> ]
Creates an OSPF interface.
• <area> is the area IP address (0.0.0.0 to
255.255.255.255) {a.b.c.d}.
•
priority
<value> is the priority in the range 0–
255.
• metric <value> is the metric in the range 0–
65535.
•
retransmit-interval
<value> is the
retransmit interval in the range 1–1800 seconds.
• transit-delay <value> is the transit delay in
the range 1–1800 seconds.
• hello-interval <value> is the hello interval in
the range 1–65535 seconds.
• dead-interval <value> is the dead interval in
the range 1–4095 seconds.
dead-interval <seconds> Configures the OSPF dead interval for the interface.
seconds is the number of seconds the switch OSPF
neighbors wait before determining that this OSPF
router is down. The range is from 1–4095. This value
IPv4-to-IPv6 transition mechanism configuration using the CLI
278 Configuration — IPv6 Routing November 2010