SVI-STP SSME
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Multiple profiles may be stored with in the same configuration file.
3.1.2
<Linkset>
This element is used to either for incoming linksets, SUA AS or an API Server:
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Define a linkset profile using the profile attribute
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Or set-up a specific routing algorithm the same as the linkset profile
There should be a linkset element for each linkset or SUA AS in the SVI-STP configuration. The linkset
attribute of the linkset element should be the same as the SVI-STP linkset resource. For SUA, use the
asname attribute of the linkset element to match the relevant SUA AS resource in the STP
configuration.
The linkset attribute can use wildcards, thus allowing the linkset element to be used for one or more
SVI-STP linksets; however it is recommended to configure a linkset element for each linkset
configured in the SVI-STP.
3.1.3
<LsEp>
This element allows the SSME to jump to an entry point, it can also perform actions on the return
value, these actions include:
Change the return value
Jump to another LsEp element within the list
The Jump and Return attributes will override the normal processing for the Linkset or Linkset Profile
Elements.
The Jump and Return attributes for the same result cannot be present in the same element for
example onMatchJump and onMatchReturn cannot both be present. It is allowed to have
onMatchJump and onNoMatchReturn for example
The default behaviour is described in the linkset profile overview section. But in summary the
following occurs:
Entry Point returns Route
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Returns route
Entry Point returns NoRoute
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Return NoRoute
Entry Point returns Ignore
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Always return Ignore (cannot be overloaded)
Entry Point returns Reject
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Always return Reject (cannot be overloaded)
Entry Point returns any other value -
Move to the next LsEp entry in the list
