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DES-7200 Configuration Guide Chapter 5 OSPF
Configuration
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To configure an interface as a passive interface, execute the following command
in the OSPF3 configuration mode:
Command Function
passive-interface {default | interface-type
interface-number }
Configure a passive interface.
default: with this parameter configured,
all interfaces will be set as the passive
interfaces.
Interface: set the specified interface as
the passive interface.
Use the passive-interface default and
no passive-interface interface
command to set the specified interface
as the non-passive interface, and other
interfaces as the passive interfaces.
You can use the no passive-interface {interface-id | default} command to cancel
the configuration of a passive interface.
5.2.12 Configuring the OSPFv3 Route Management Distance
The route management distance, representing the reliability of the route source,
is used to compare the priorities for different routing protocols. The valid range for
the management distance is 0-255. The smaller the management distance is, the
higher the route priotity is, and the higher the route source reliability is.
By default, the OSPFv3 route management distance is 110. You can configure
different management distances for different OSPFv3 routes in the intra-area,
inter-area and external routes.
To modify the OSPFv3 route management distance, use the following command
in the routing process configuration mode:
Command Function
distance {distance | ospf { intra-area
distance | inter-area distance | external
distance }}
Modify the OSPFv3 route management
distance.
Caution
The management distance must be used to compare the priorities of the
different routes originated from the different OSPFv3 processes.