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Westermo OS Management Guide
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Usage Manually configure OSPF neighbours. This may be useful when interme-
diate switches do not propagate IP multicast, or when using OSPF in NBMA
(non-broadcast multiple access) networks.
Use ”neighbor <IPADDR>” to manually add one (or more) OSPF neighbour
router(s). Use ”no neighbor” to remove all manually configured neigh-
bours, or ”no neighbor <IPADDDR>” to remove a specific neighbour.
Use ”show neighbor” to show manually configured OSPF neighbours.
27.3.5 Configure Interface Default Active/Passive Setting
Syntax [no] passive-interface
Context Router OSPF Configuration context
Usage Define whether OSPF should be run on the interfaces defined (implicitly)
via the OSPF ”network” command (see section 27.3.3 ).
If the setting is ”no passive-interface”, the interfaces associated with
the ”network” command will automatically run OSPF, unless OSPF is explic-
itly disabled on the interface (see the ”passive” command in
section 27.3.15 ).
Similarly, if the setting is ”passive-interface”, the interfaces associated
with the ”network” command will not run OSPF, unless OSPF is explicitly en-
abled on the interface (see the ”no passive” command in
section 27.3.15 ).
Use ”show passive-interface” to show the default behaviour of OSPF in-
terfaces (passive or active).
Default values Active (”no passive-interface”)
27.3.6 Configure Distribution of Default Route into OSPF Domain
Syntax [no] distribute-default [always] [metric-type <1|2>]
[metric <0-16777214>]
Context Router OSPF Configuration context
Usage Inject a default route into the OSPF domain, i.e., announce that this router
can reach network 0.0.0.0/0.
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