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Command Reference for x510 Series
1001
AlliedWare Plus™ Operating System - Version 5.4.7-1.x
OSPF C
OMMANDS
DISTRIBUTE
-
LIST
(OSPF)
distribute-list (OSPF)
Overview
Use this command to apply filtering to the transfer of routing information between
OSPF and the IP route table. You can apply filtering in either direction, from OSPF
to the IP route table using an
in
distribute-list, or from the IP route table to OSPF
using an
out
distribute-list.
The effect of an
in
filter is that some route information that OSPF has learned from
LSA updates will not be installed into the IP route table. The effect of an
out
filter
is that some route information that could be redistributed to OSPF will not be
redistributed to OSPF. See the
Usage
section below for the distinction between
the
in
and
out
distribute-lists.
The entities that are used to perform filtering are ACLs or route-maps, which match
on certain attributes in the routes that are being transferred.
For information about ACLs and route maps, see the
Routemaps Feature Overview and Configuration
The
no
variant of this command removes the configured distribute-list command
entry.
Syntax
distribute-list {<
access-list-name>
|route-map
<
route-map-name
>} in
distribute-list <
access-list-name
> out {connected|rip|static}
no distribute-list <
access-list-name
> in
no distribute-list <
access-list-name
> out
{connected|rip|static}
Mode
Router Configuration
Parameter
Description
<
access-list-name
>
Specifies the name of the access list. The access list defines
which networks are received and which are suppressed.
in
Indicates that this applies to incoming advertised routes.
out
Indicates that this applies to outgoing advertised routes.
<
route-map-name
>
The name of the route-map that the distribute-list applies.
This defines which networks are installed in the IP route
table and which networks are filtered from the IP route
table.
connected
Specify the redistribution of connected routes.
rip
Specify the redistribution of RIP routes.
static
Specify the redistribution of static routes.