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* Policy In/Out: specifies the direction to which the route filtering policy is applied. Options
are In and Out.
* Interface: specifies the interface to which the route filtering policy is applied.
* Filter Out (Permit Default Route-Interface): allows only transmission to the default router
interface.
– Passive Interface: specifies an interface as the passive interface.
– Interface
* Interface: specifies an interface.
* Send Version: specifies the RIP version of packets sent from the interface. Options are
Default, v1, and v2.
* Receive Version: specifies the RIP version of packets accepted on the interface. Options are
Default, v1, and v2.
* Split Horizon & Poisoned Reverse: Options are split-horizon and disabled.
* Authentication Mode: specifies the authentication method used on the interface. Options
are text and md5.
* Key: specifies the authentication key used for RIPv2 packet exchange.
– Neighbor: specifies the IP address of a RIP neighbor.
• Network
– IP Address: specifies the interface ’ s IP address to be advertised by RIP.
– Netmask: specifies the interface ’ s subnet mask to be advertised by RIP.
4.3.2.2 OSPF
The Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) protocol is a link state-based interior gateway protocol developed by
the IETF.The OSPF parameters are described as follows:
• Enable: enables or disables OSPF.
• Router ID: specifies the ID of the LSA-originating router.
• Route Advanced Options
– ABR Type: specifies the type of the area border router. Options are cisco, ibm, standard, and
shortcut.
– RFC1583 Compatibility: enables or disables compatibility with RFC1583.
– OSPF Opaque-LSA: enables or disables OSPF Opaque LSAs.
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