Qtech QSW-3900-48-Т-AC [146/313] 6 configure route introduced by ospf other route

Qtech QSW-3900-48-Т-AC [146/313] 6 configure route introduced by ospf other route
QTECH Software Configuration Manual
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If the physical connection cannot be proved because of the restriction of network topology, create virtual
connection. Virtual connection means two ABRs set up a physical connection through interbal route area of a
non-Back Bone Area. The ends must be ABR and it can be effective when configuring at both two sides. Virtual
connection is marked by route ID of the opposite end. The internal area supported a non-Back Bone Area for the two
ends of the virtual connection is called Transit Area and its area number must be demonstrated when configuring.
Virtual connection is activated after the calculation of transmitting area route which equals to form
point-to-point link between two ends, so in this connection, it can also configure interface parameter as physical
interface, such as sending HELLO packet interval.
“Logical channel” means serval routers running OSPF between two ABRs which only transmit packet (the
destination address of protocol packet are not these routers, so packet is transmitted as general IP packet) and two
ABRs can straightly transmit router information. Here, router information means type 3 LSA generated by ABR, so
the synchronization of routers in area do not changed.
Caution : If autonomy system is divided to be one or more areas, there must be one Back Bone area to
guarantee the straightly or logically connection between other areas and Back Bone area and Back Bone area itself
must be connected.
Configure it in OSPF protocol configuration mode :
Create and configure virtual connection
area area-id virtual-link router-id [ hello-interval seconds ] [ retransmit- interval seconds ]
[ transmit-delay seconds ] [ dead-interval seconds] { [ authentication-key key ] |
[ message-digest-key keyid md5 key ] }
Cancel created virtual connection
no area area-id virtual-link router-id [ hello-interval seconds ] [ retransmit- interval seconds ]
[ transmit-delay seconds ] [ dead-interval seconds] { [ authentication-key key ] |
[ message-digest-key keyid md5 key ] }
By default, area-id and router-id has no default valuethe value of hello-interval is 10 secondsthe value of
retransmit-interval is 5 secondsthe value of transmit-delay is 1 secondthe value of dead-intervalis 40 seconds.
Example :
!Configure a virtual connection with the transmission area being 1.1.1.1router-id of the opposite end being
10.11.5.2
QTECH(config-router-ospf)#area 1.1.1.1 virtual-link 10.11.5.2
10.2.16 Configure route introduced by OSPF other route
protocol
Each dynamic routing protocol can share routing information. Because of OSPF, router found by other
routing protocol always be handled as external routing information of autonomy.
OSPF uses following 4 kinds of different router which as priority order are :
·Inter Area Routing
·Area Border Routing
·The first category external routing
·The second category external routing
The description of routing in or between areais for network structurein Autonomy system. External
routingdescribes how to choose destination routing out of Autonomy system.
The first category external routing is received IGP router (such as : RIP and STATIC). This kind of router is
more credible, so the cost volume of external router and autonomy system is the same and can compare with the
router of OSPF itself, that is, the cost to external router= the cost to its ASBR +the cost of ASBR to destination
address.
The second category external routing is the received EGP router. This kind of router is less credible, so the
cost volume of ASBR to the outside of autonomy system is far more expensive than that of autonomy system to
ASBR, so the former is mainly considered, that is, the cost to the second external router = the cost of ASBR to
destination address. If the cost is the same, consider the cost of this router to corresponded ASBR.

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