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OptiStar EdgeSwitch Configuration
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Issue 1, April 2002
As shown in the previous diagram, BGP4 routing is configured for the route connecting OptiStar
EdgeSwitch A and B via the OC-48c ports on both switches. OSPF routing is configured for all other
switching ports (in this case Gigabit Ethernet) that have connections to other devices on the network.
Step 4
In accordance with the above network diagram, OSPF routing will be configured for all of the Gigabit
Ethernet ports on both OptiStar EdgeSwitches. If the ports have already been configured to run OSPF
and the OSPF Interfaces are enabled, skip to
Step 5
.
For help in setting up OSPF routing between these modules, see Section 4.7.3 . OSPF Interfaces
should be enabled for each of the following:
OptiStar EdgeSwitch A: Slot 2/Port 1, Slot 2/Port 2
OptiStar EdgeSwitch B: Slot 2/Port 1, Slot 2/Port 2
Step 5
At this point, only the Switching Interfaces that are designated to run OSPF should be enabled as
OSPF Interfaces (in this example, the Gigabit Ethernet ports). If the ports that will be doing BGP4
routing have previously been set up as OSPF Interface Entries, these must be deleted before setting
up BGP4.
To verify the OSPF Interface Entry status of each port, from the main menu follow the path:
[1] Operational Information & Status
→
→ →
→
[7] Routing Information
→
→ →
→
[4] OSPF Parameters
→
→ →
→
[2] Get OSPF Interface Status
→
→ →
→
Enter Slot Number (1-4)
→
→ →
→
Enter Port Number (1-2)
If only the ports designated to run OSPF show the
OSPF Admin Status
as enabled, skip to
Step 6
.
If the ports that will be running BGP4 are also currently enabled as OSPF Interfaces, from the main
menu follow the path:
[3] Configuration
Æ Æ Æ Æ
[6] Routing Configuration
Æ Æ Æ Æ
[6] Set OSPF Parameters
Æ Æ Æ Æ
[3] Interface
Group
Æ Æ Æ Æ
[2] Delete Interface Entry
One at a time, enter the Module Number (1-4) and the Port Number (1 or 2) of the ports that will be
deleted as OSPF Interface Entries. (In the given example, the OC-48c port in Slot 1/Port 1 should be
deleted as an OSPF Interface Entry.)