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2) Create the routing interfaces and configure their IP parameters.

3) Plan the areas to which the subnets (routing interfaces) of the switches belong.

4) Configure the OSPF processes on each switch.

5) Configure the routing interfaces and the areas they belong to under the corresponding OSPF

processes.

The OSPF routing protocol will run normally after the above configurations. A special topology

network requires further reading of introductions to the web configuration pages below to optimize

the corresponding parameters.

10.9.1 Process

Choose the menu Routing→OSPF→Process to load the following page.

Figure10-45 OSPF Process

The following entries are displayed on this screen:

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OSPF Process Config

Process ID:

The 16 bit integer that uniquely identifies the OSPF process,

ranging from 1 to 65535.

Router ID:

The 32 bit unsigned integer in dotted decimal format that

uniquely identifies the router within the autonomous system

(AS).

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OSPF Process Table

Select: Select the desired item for configuration. It is multi-optional.

Process ID: Displays the configured OSPF process.

Active Router ID:

Displays the active router ID that is currently used by the

process.

Router ID:

Displays the router ID that you configured before. When you

change the router ID of a process, it will not take effect unti

you restart the process.

Status: Displays the status of the process.



Running: The process is running and its router ID has

been configured or auto selected.

 Pending: The process has no router ID and cannot start.