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>history
lists all commands used
Example: >history
>ip ospf <enable | disable> <ip_address>
enables or disables an OSPF interface
Example: >ip ospf enable 192.168.23.3
>ip ospf authentication-key <ip_address> <authKey>
sets the password for an OSPF interface
Example: >ip ospf authentication-key 192.168.23.3 diablo42
>ip ospf cost <ip_address> <cost>
assigns a metric to an OSPF interface
Example: >ip ospf cost 192.168.23.3 2
>ip ospf dead-interval <ip_address> <seconds>
assigns the OSPF dead interval, which is the time in seconds that the switch waits to receive a
hello packet from a neighboring router before the switch declares the neighbor inoperable. This
value must be the same in all neighboring routers. The default is 40 seconds.
Example: >ip ospf dead-interval 192.168.2.23 40
>ip ospf hello-interval <ip_address> <seconds>
assigns the OSPF hello time interval, which is the time in seconds that the switch waits before
issuing another hello packet. This value must be the same in all neighboring routers. The default
is 10 seconds.
Example: >ip ospf hello-internal 192.168.23.5 20
>ip ospf priority <ip_address> <priority>
<priority>
a number from 0 to 127 that specifies the priority level OSPF uses for this interface
when OSPF must determine a new designated router or backup designated router. 127 is the
highest priority. 0 means this interface will never be chosen.
Example: >ip ospf priority 192.168.98.6 5
>ip ospf retransmit-interval <ip_address> <seconds>
<seconds>
sets the time between Link State Announcements (LSA) retransmissions
Example: >ip ospf retransmit-interval 192.168.98.6 2
>ip ospf transmit-delay <ip_address> <seconds>
<seconds>
sets the estimated time it takes to transmit a link state update packet
Example: >ip ospf transmit-delay 192.168.98.6 2
>menu
quits command line and returns to console menu
Example: >menu
>monitor
monitors event logging
Example: >monitor
>network <ip_address> area <area_id>
assigns an interface to an OSPF area
Example: >network 192.168.98.5 area 0.0.0.2
>ospf reset-default
resets all OSPF settings to the factory defaults; requires a warm boot
Example: >ospf reset-default
>ping <ip_adress> [v] <ping_count>
sends a request from the switch to a host to test whether the host is reachable
<ip_address>
is the IP address of the destination you are trying to reach
[v]
for verbose reports on all communication between the switch and host
<ping_count>
is a number from 0 - 30 to issue a number of ping commands
Example: >ping 192.168.3.16 v 10
>purgefdb
erases all entries in the forwarding database
Example: >purgefdb
>[no] redistribute static <ip_address>
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