Extreme Networks BlackDiamond 6800 MPLS, Installation And User Manual

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MPLS Module Installation and User Guide 8-17
Configuring Route Maps
2 Apply the route map to the e-bgp routes.
config iproute route-map e-bgp bgp_example
Applying the Route Map to the IP Routing Table
To configure how the specified route map is applied to IP routing table entries, use the
following command:
config iproute route-map [ospf-intra | ospf-inter | ospf-extern1 |
ospf-extern2 | ospf | rip | static | e-gbp | i-bgp | direct] <route-map>
Where the following is true:
•
The
ospf-intra
(intra area),
ospf-inter
(inter-area),
ospf-extern1
(external type
1),
ospf-extern2
(external type 2),
ospf
,
rip
,
static
,
e-bgp
(exterior gateway
protocol),
i-bgp
(interior gateway protocol), and
direct
(directly connected subnets)
are keywords that identify route sources that are inserted into the IP routing table.
The configured route map is applied when routes of the specified source type are
entered into the routing table. If there is a match between a route map entry for which a
accounting bin number is configured, the configured bin number is associated with the
routing table entry. If there is no match, the bin number 0 is assigned to the routing
table entry.
Displaying the Configured Route Maps for the IP Route Table
To display the configured route maps for the IP route table, use the following
command:
show iproute route-map
If a route map is excluded from the IP routing table, the route origins for that specific
route map are not displayed. For example, if you exclude
ospf
from the iproute
configuration command
config iproute route-map ospf none
, OSPF information is
not displayed in the
show iproute route-map
command.