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Using the Bay Command Console

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Conﬁguring OSPF and BGP

This example shows how to

• Add two OSPF areas

• Add OSPF to interfaces conﬁgured on the device

• Conﬁgure BGP (global/box-wide)

• Add one BGP peer

• Add two BGP policy ﬁlters

Prompts, Commands, and Responses Comments

bcc> ip Add the global IP object to the device

conﬁguration.

ip> virtual Add a virtual IP interface for the OSPF

and/or BGP router-id. (You could add a

physical interface instead of a virtual

interface.) In this case, the BCC

automatically searches backward toward

root to ﬁnd a context suitable for conﬁguring

a virtual interface.

virtual> ip address 192.168.100.1 Add IP (address 192.168.100.1) to the

virtual interface.

ip/192.168.100.1> cwc Go back to the root-level (bcc> ) prompt.

bcc> ip Return to the context of global IP.

ip> ospf Add OSPF to the global IP object.

ospf> help Discover what you can conﬁgure next in this

context.

Attributes:

as-boundary-router: Converts all non-OSPF routers into

OSPF.

as-default-tag: Speciﬁes method of generating OSPF

external tags.

ase-metric-support: Advertise route weight as metric in

ASE Type 2.

backup-log-mask: Log level for backup OSPF log messages.

backup-lsdb: Enables backup of OSPF soloist's LSDB.

group: Parents of this object.

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