GRE Protocol Interface
▀ GRE Interface Configuration
▄ Cisco ASR 5x00 Packet Data Network Gateway Administration Guide
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Enabling OSPF for VRF
This section provides the configuration example to enable the OSPF for VRF to support GRE tunnel interface:
configure
context <
vpn_context_name
>
router ospf
ip vrf <
vrf_name
>
network <
internal_ip_address/mask
>
end
Notes:
<
vpn_context_name
> is the name of the system context you want to use for OSPF routing. For more
information, refer
Routing
in this guide.
<
vrf_name
> is the name of the VRF which is preconfigured in context configuration mode.
<
internal_ip_address/mask
> is the network IP address with sub-net mask to be used for OSPF routing.
Associating IP Pool and AAA Group with VRF
This section provides the configuration example for associating IP pool and AAA groups with VRF:
configure
context <
vpn_context_name
>
ip pool <
ip_pool_name
> <
internal_ip_address/mask
> vrf <
vrf_name
>
exit
aaa group <
aaa_server_group
>
ip vrf <
vrf_name
>
end
Notes:
<
vpn_context_name
> is the name of the system context you want to use for IP pool and AAA server group.
<
ip_pool_name
> is name of a preconfigured IP pool. For more information refer
System Administration Guide
.
<
aaa_server_group
> is name of a preconfigured AAA server group. For more information refer
AAA
Interface Administrtion and Reference
.
<
vrf_name
> is the name of the VRF which is preconfigured in context configuration mode.
<
internal_ip_address/mask
> is the network IP address with sub-net mask to be used for IP pool.