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- Chapter:
About This Manual
[PDF 97 KB]
- Objectives
- Audience
- Document Organization
- Related Documentation
- Manual Part Organization
- Using the Index
- Documentation Conventions
- General Conventions
- Conventions for Software Commands and Statements
- Documentation Feedback
- How to Request Support
- Chapter:
Routing Protocols Concepts
[PDF 71 KB]
- Routing Databases
- Routing Protocol Databases
- JUNOS Routing Tables
- Forwarding Tables
- How the Routing and Forwarding Tables Are Synchronized
- Configure Interfaces
- Route Preferences
- Alternate and Tie-Breaker Preferences
- How the Active Route Is Determined
- Multiple Active Routes
- Default Route Preference Values
- Equal-Cost Paths and Load Sharing
- Chapter:
Complete Routing and Routing Protocol Configuration Statements
[PDF 229 KB]
- [edit policy-options] Hierarchy Level
- [edit protocols] Hierarchy Level
- [edit routing-instances] Hierarchy Level
- [edit routing-options] Hierarchy Level
- Chapter:
Routing Policy Overview
[PDF 56 KB]
- Import and Export
- When to Define Routing Policies
- Routing Policy Components
- Default Routing Policy Actions
- How Routing Policies Are Evaluated
- Chapter:
Routing Policy Configuration Statements
[PDF 32 KB]
- Minimum Routing Policy Configuration
- Chapter:
Configure Routing Policy
[PDF 187 KB]
- Define Routing Policies
- Policy Name
- Policy Terms
- Policy Match Conditions
- Policy Actions
- Examples: Define Routing Policies
- IS-IS to BGP
- Set Preference
- Configure Forwarding LSP Next Hop
- Apply Routing Policies
- Apply Routing Policies to a Routing Protocol
- Specify Multiple Policy Names when Applying Routing Policies
- Apply Routing Policies to Routing Protocols
- Side Effects of Omitting the "from" Statement from an Export Policy
- Apply Routing Policies to the Forwarding Table
- Evaluate One Routing Policy within Another
- Examples: Apply Routing Policies
- Examples: Routing Policy Configuration
- Chapter:
Configure Route Lists
[PDF 73 KB]
- Define a List of IP Address Prefixes
- Examples: Specify Route Lists in Policies
- Chapter:
Configure AS Path Regular Expressions and Communities
[PDF 111 KB]
- Define AS Path Regular Expressions to Use in Routing Policies
- Examples: Create AS Path Regular Expressions in Routing Policies
- Example: BGP Community Match Conditions
- Define Communities to Use in Routing Policies
- Configure the BGP Community Attribute
- Examples: Define Communities to Use in Routing Policies
- Do Not Advertise Communities to Neighbors
- Configure the BGP Extended Communities Attribute
- Examples: Configure BGP Extended Community Attribute
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- Chapter:
Configure Damping Parameters
[PDF 62 KB]
- Configure Flap Damping Parameters
- Disable Damping by Prefix
- Example: Disable by Prefix
- Examples: Define Damping Parameters
- Chapter:
Summary of Routing Policy Configuration Statements
[PDF 63 KB]
- as-path
- community
- damping
- export
- import
- policy-options
- policy-statement
- prefix-list
- Chapter:
Configure Routing Tables and Routes
[PDF 221 KB]
- Create Routing Tables
- Example: Create a Routing Table
- Configure Static Routes
- Specify the Destination of the Static Route
- Specify the Next Hop of the Static Route
- Specify Static Route Options
- Specify the Route Metric
- Specify the Route Preference
- Specify Community Information
- Specify the AS Path
- Specify the OSPF Tag
- Specify Whether the Route Is Installed in the Forwarding Table
- Specify Whether the Route Is Permanently Installed in the Forwarding Table
- Specify Whether Inactive Routes Are Removed from the Routing or Forwarding Table
- Specify When the Route Can Be Readvertised
- Configure a Default Route
- Propagate Static Routes into Routing Protocols
- Examples: Configure Static Routes
- Configure Aggregate Routes
- Specify the Destination of the Aggregate Route
- Specify Aggregate Route Options
- Specify the Route Metric
- Specify the Route Preference
- Specify a Next Hop for a Route
- Specify Community Information
- Specify the AS Path
- Specify Which AS Numbers to Include in the Aggregate Route
- Specify the OSPF Tag
- Specify Whether Inactive Routes Are Removed from the Routing or Forwarding Table
- Specify Policy with Aggregate Routes
- Advertise Aggregate Routes
- Configure Generated Routes
- Specify the Destination of a Generated Route
- Specify Generated Route Options
- Specify the Route Metric
- Specify the Route Preference
- Specify a Next Hop for a Route
- Specify Community Information
- Specify the AS Path
- Specify the OSPF Tag
- Specify Which AS Numbers to Include in the Generated Route
- Specify Whether Inactive Routes Are Removed from the Routing or Forwarding Table
- Specify Policy with Generated Routes
- Configure Martian Addresses
- Add Martian Addresses
- Remove Martian Addresses
- Chapter:
Protocol-Independent Routing Properties Overview
[PDF 51 KB]
- Protocol-Independent Routing Properties Configuration Statements
- Minimum Protocol-Independent Routing Properties Configuration
- Chapter:
Configure Other Protocol-Independent Routing Properties
[PDF 99 KB]
- Configure the AS Number
- Configure the Router Identifier
- Configure AS Confederation Members
- Configure Route Recording for Flow Aggregation
- Create Routing Table Groups
- Example: Create a Routing Table Group
- Configure How Interface Routes Are Imported into Routing Tables
- Configure Multicast Scoping
- Example: Configure Multicast Scoping
- Configure Per-Packet Load Balancing
- Examples: Configure Per-Packet Load Balancing
- Configure Logging for the Routing Protocol Process
- Examples: Configure System Logging for the Routing Protocol Process
- Trace Global Routing Protocol Operations
- Examples: Configure Global Tracing Operations
- Chapter:
Summary of Protocol-Independent Routing Property Configuration Statements
[PDF 220 KB]
- active
- aggregate
- as-path
- autonomous-system
- brief
- color
- community
- confederation
- discard
- export
- export-rib
- fate-sharing
- forwarding-table
- full
- generate
- import-rib
- install
- interface
- interface-routes
- martians
- metric
- metric (in static routes)
- metric (metric value)
- multicast
- no-install
- no-readvertise
- no-retain
- options
- passive
- policy
- preference
- prefix
- readvertise
- retain
- rib
- rib-group
- rib-groups
- route-record
- router-id
- routing-options
- scope
- static
- tag
- traceoptions
- Chapter:
Configure Routing Instances
[PDF 107 KB]
- Routing Instances Statement Hierarchy
- Routing Instances Minimum Configuration
- Configure Multiple Routing Instances
- Example: Create Multiple Routing Instances
- Configure Router 1
- Configure the Routing Instances
- Configure a Routing Table Group
- Configure a Routing Policy Statement
- Configure the Primary OSPF Instance
- Configure Router 3
- Summary of Multiple Routing Instances Statements
- interface
- routing-instances
- Chapter:
IS-IS Overview
[PDF 45 KB]
- IS-IS Standards
- IS-IS Terminology
- ISO Network Addresses
- IS-IS Packets
- IS-IS Extensions to Support Traffic Engineering
- Configure IS-IS IGP Shortcuts
- Chapter:
IS-IS Configuration Guidelines
[PDF 184 KB]
- Minimum IS-IS Configuration
- Configure IS-IS Authentication
- Example: Migrating a Domain to Use Authentication
- Configure Interface-Specific Properties
- Configure the CSNP Interval
- Configure Mesh Groups
- Modify the Interface Metric
- Enable Wide Metrics for Traffic Engineering
- Configure Route Preferences
- Configure IS-IS Levels on an Interface
- Disable IS-IS on a Level
- Example: Disable IS-IS on a Level
- Advertise Interface Addresses without Running IS-IS
- Configure Authentication for Hello Packets
- Modify the Hello Interval
- Modify the Hold-Time Value
- Modify the IS-IS Metric
- Modify the Traffic Engineering Metric
- Configure the Priority for Becoming the Designated Router
- Modify the LSP Interval
- Modify the LSP Lifetime
- Advertise Label-Switched Paths into IS-IS
- Configure the Router to Appear Overloaded
- IS-IS and Multipoint Configurations
- Configure IS-IS Traffic Engineering Attributes
- Configure IS-IS to Use IGP Shortcuts
- Disable IS-IS Support for Traffic Engineering
- Disable IS-IS on the Router
- Configure IS-IS Routing Policy
- Examples: Configure IS-IS Routing Policy
- Trace IS-IS Protocol Traffic
- Examples: Trace IS-IS Protocol Traffic
- IS-IS Configuration Examples
- Chapter:
Summary of IS-IS Configuration Statements
[PDF 153 KB]
- authentication-key
- authentication-type
- csnp-interval
- disable
- export
- external-preference
- hello-authentication-key
- hello-authentication-type
- hello-interval
- hold-time
- interface
- isis
- label-switched-path
- level
- level (global IS-IS)
- level (IS-IS interfaces)
- lsp-interval
- lsp-lifetime
- mesh-group
- metric
- no-authentication-check
- overload
- passive
- preference
- priority
- reference-bandwidth
- shortcuts
- te-metric
- traceoptions
- traffic-engineering
- wide-metrics-only
- Chapter:
OSPF Overview
[PDF 74 KB]
- OSPF Protocol Overview
- OSPF Standards
- OSPF Area Terminology
- Areas
- Area Border Routers
- Backbone Areas
- AS Boundary Routers
- Stub Areas
- Not-So-Stubby Areas
- Transit Areas
- OSPF Routing Algorithm
- OSPF Packets
- OSPF Packet Header
- Hello Packets
- Database Description Packets
- Link-State Request Packets
- Link-State Update Packets
- Link-State Acknowledgment Packets
- Link-State Advertisement Packet Types
- External Metrics
- Designated Router
- OSPF Extensions to Support Traffic Engineering
- Configure OSPF IGP Shortcuts
- Chapter:
OSPF Configuration Guidelines
[PDF 147 KB]
- Minimum OSPF Configuration
- Configure the Backbone Area and Other Areas
- Configure the Backbone Area
- Configure a Nonbackbone Area
- Configure a Stub Area
- Configure a Not-So-Stubby Area
- Configure a Virtual Link
- Example: Configure a Virtual Link
- Configure OSPF on Router Interfaces
- Configure an Interface on a Broadcast or Point-to-Point Network
- Configure an Interface on a Point-to-Multipoint Network
- Configure an Interface on a Nonbroadcast, Multiaccess Network
- Configure Authentication
- Configure the Priority for Becoming the Designated Router
- Configure Route Summarization
- Modify the Interface Metric
- Configure Route Preferences
- Configure OSPF Timers
- Modify the Hello Interval
- Modify the LSA Transmission Interval
- Control the LSA Retransmission Interval
- Modify the Router Dead Interval
- Specify the Transit Delay
- Advertise Interface Addresses without Running OSPF
- Enable OSPF Traffic Engineering Support
- Configure OSPF Routing Policy
- Install OSPF Multiple Routing Instances
- Trace OSPF Protocol Traffic
- Examples: Trace OSPF Protocol Traffic
- Chapter:
Summary of OSPF Configuration Statements
[PDF 165 KB]
- area
- area-range
- authentication-key
- authentication-type
- dead-interval
- default-metric
- disable
- export
- external-preference
- hello-interval
- interface
- interface-type
- metric
- neighbor
- no-summaries
- nssa
- ospf
- passive
- poll-interval
- preference
- priority
- reference-bandwidth
- retransmit-interval
- rib-group
- shortcuts
- stub
- summaries
- traceoptions
- traffic-engineering
- transit-delay
- transmit-interval
- virtual-link
- Chapter:
RIP Overview
[PDF 27 KB]
- RIP Protocol Overview
- RIP Standards
- RIP Packets
- Chapter:
RIP Configuration Guidelines
[PDF 101 KB]
- Minimum RIP Configuration
- Define RIP Global Properties
- Define RIP Neighbor Properties
- Configure Authentication
- Modify the Incoming Metric
- Configure the Number of Route Entries in an Update Message
- Accept Packets Whose Reserved Fields Are Nonzero
- Configure Update Messages
- Apply Import Policy
- Configure Group-Specific Properties
- Apply Export Policy
- Control Route Preference
- Modify the Outgoing Metric
- Trace RIP Protocol Traffic
- Example: Trace RIP Protocol Traffic
- Example: Configure RIP
- Chapter:
Summary of RIP Configuration Statements
[PDF 98 KB]
- authentication-key
- authentication-type
- check-zero
- export
- group
- import
- message-size
- metric-in
- metric-out
- neighbor
- no-check-zero
- preference
- receive
- rip
- send
- traceoptions
- Chapter:
ICMP Router Discovery Overview
[PDF 28 KB]
- ICMP Router Discovery Standards
- Operation of a Router Discovery Server
- Router Advertisement Messages
- Chapter:
ICMP Router Discovery Configuration Guidelines
[PDF 58 KB]
- Minimum Router Discovery Server Configuration
- Configure the Addresses to Include in Router Advertisements
- Configure the Frequency of Router Advertisements
- Modify the Router Advertisement Lifetime
- Trace ICMP Protocol Traffic
- Example: Trace ICMP Protocol Traffic
- Chapter:
Summary of ICMP Router Discovery Configuration Statements
[PDF 84 KB]
- address
- advertise
- broadcast
- disable
- ignore
- ineligible
- interface
- lifetime
- max-advertisement-interval
- min-advertisement-interval
- multicast
- priority
- router-discovery
- traceoptions
- Chapter:
BGP Overview
[PDF 59 KB]
- BGP Standards
- Autonomous Systems
- AS Paths and Attributes
- External and Internal BGP
- BGP Routes
- BGP Messages
- Open Messages
- Update Messages
- Keepalive Messages
- Notification Messages
- Chapter:
BGP Configuration Guidelines
[PDF 358 KB]
- Minimum BGP Configuration
- Enable BGP
- Specify the Local Router's AS Number
- Define an AS Confederation and Its Members
- Assign a BGP Identifier
- Define BGP Global Properties
- Define BGP Groups and Peers
- Define a Group with Static Peers
- Define a Group with Dynamic Peers
- Define the Group Type
- Specify the Peer's AS Number
- Define Group Properties
- Define Peer Properties
- Examples: Enable BGP
- Modify the Hold-Time Value
- Configure Authentication
- Open a Peer Connection Passively
- Configure the Local IP Address
- Configure the Multiple Exit Discriminator Metric
- Define a MED Metric Directly
- Use Routing Policy to Define a MED Metric
- Examples: Configure the MED Metric
- Control the Aggregator Path Attribute
- Choose the Protocol Used to Determine the Next Hop
- Configure an EBGP Multihop Session
- Configure the BGP Local Preference
- Control Route Preference
- Examples: Control Route Preference
- Configure Routing Table Path Selection
- Example: Always Compare MEDs
- Configure BGP to Select Multiple EBGP Paths
- Configure a Local AS
- Examples: Configure Local AS
- Remove Private AS Numbers from AS Paths
- Configure Route Reflection
- Examples: Configure Route Reflection
- Enable Route Flap Damping
- Enable Multiprotocol BGP
- Limit the Number of Prefixes on a BGP Peering
- Configure BGP Routing Table Groups
- Configure BGP Routing Policy
- Apply Routing Policy
- Apply Policies to Routes Being Imported into the Routing Table from BGP
- Apply Policies to Routes Being Exported from the Routing Table into BGP
- BGP-Specific Policy Filter Match Conditions and Actions
- Example: Apply Routing Policy Filters
- Have BGP Advertise Nonactive Routes
- Configure How Often BGP Exchanges Routes with the Routing Table
- Refresh BGP Routes
- Configure BGP to Log Syslog Messages
- Describe BGP Router Configuration
- Trace BGP Protocol Traffic
- Examples: Trace BGP Protocol Traffic
- Chapter:
Summary of BGP Configuration Statements
[PDF 183 KB]
- advertise-inactive
- allow
- authentication-key
- bgp
- cluster
- damping
- description
- disable
- export
- family
- group
- hold-time
- import
- keep
- local-address
- local-as
- local-preference
- log-updown
- metric-out
- multihop
- multipath
- neighbor
- no-aggregator-id
- no-client-reflect
- out-delay
- passive
- path-selection
- peer-as
- preference
- prefix-limit
- protocol
- remove-private
- rib-group
- traceoptions
- type
- Chapter:
IP Multicast Overview
[PDF 39 KB]
- IP Multicast Standards
- Multicast Overview
- Multicast Addresses
- Chapter:
IGMP Overview
[PDF 23 KB]
- IGMP Standards
- Chapter:
IGMP Configuration Guidelines
[PDF 59 KB]
- Minimum IGMP Configuration
- Enable IGMP
- Modify the IGMP Host-Query Message Interval
- Modify the IGMP Query Response Interval
- Modify the Last-Member Query Interval
- Modify the Robustness Variable
- Change the IGMP Version
- Trace IGMP Protocol Traffic
- Example: Trace IGMP Protocol Traffic
- Chapter:
Summary of IGMP Configuration Statements
[PDF 68 KB]
- igmp
- interface
- query-interval
- query-last-member-interval
- query-response-interval
- robust-count
- traceoptions
- version
- Chapter:
SAP and SDP
[PDF 47 KB]
- SAP and SDP Standards
- SAP and SDP Configuration Statements
- Summary of SAP and SDP Multicast Configuration Statements
- disable
- listen
- sap
- Chapter:
Multicast Scoping
[PDF 43 KB]
- Overview
- Multicast Scoping Standards
- Multicast Scoping Configuration Statements
- Example: Configure Multicast Scoping
- Chapter:
DVMRP Overview
[PDF 23 KB]
- DVMRP Standards
- Chapter:
DVMRP Configuration Guidelines
[PDF 74 KB]
- Minimum DVMRP Configuration
- Create Routing Tables for DVMRP Routes
- Enable DVMRP
- Modify the DVMRP Hold-Time Period
- Modify the Metric Value
- Disable DVMRP on an Interface
- Configure DVMRP Routing Policy
- Trace DVMRP Protocol Traffic
- Example: Trace DVMRP Protocol Traffic
- Example: Configure DVMRP
- Chapter:
Summary of DVMRP Configuration Statements
[PDF 71 KB]
- disable
- dvmrp
- export
- import
- interface
- metric
- rib-group
- traceoptions
- Chapter:
PIM Overview
[PDF 24 KB]
- PIM Standards
- Chapter:
PIM Configuration Guidelines
[PDF 108 KB]
- Minimum PIM Configuration
- Enable PIM
- Configure Dense, Sparse, or Sparse-Dense Mode
- Example: Configure Sparse-Dense Mode
- Configure the Priority to Be Elected the Designated Router
- Change the PIM Version
- Configure the Router's Properties for Becoming a Candidate RP
- Configure the Router's Priority for Becoming the Bootstrap Router
- Configure the Router's RP Properties
- Configure the Local RP Address
- Configure the Router's RP Priority
- Configure the Groups for Which the Router Is the RP
- Modify the RP Hold-Time Period
- Configure Static RPs
- Configure Auto-RP
- Trace PIM Protocol Traffic
- Example: Trace PIM Protocol Traffic
- Examples: Configure PIM
- Chapter:
Summary of PIM Configuration Statements
[PDF 109 KB]
- address
- address (static RPs)
- address (local RPs)
- auto-rp
- bootstrap-priority
- dense-groups
- disable
- group-ranges
- hold-time
- interface
- local
- mode
- pim
- priority
- priority (PIM interfaces)
- priority (PIM RPs)
- rib-group
- rp
- static
- traceoptions
- version
- Chapter:
MSDP Overview
[PDF 24 KB]
- MSDP Standards
- Chapter:
MSDP Configuration Guidelines
[PDF 114 KB]
- Minimum MSDP Configuration
- Enable MSDP
- Configure MSDP Peers
- Configure MSDP Groups
- Configure MSDP Mesh Groups
- Configure MSDP Routing Policy
- Configure Anycast Rendezvous Point
- Example: Configure a Router to Use Anycast RP
- Disable MSDP
- Trace MSDP Protocol Traffic
- Example: Trace MSDP Protocol Traffic
- Example: Configure MSDP
- Chapter:
Summary of MSDP Configuration Statements
[PDF 84 KB]
- disable
- export
- group
- import
- local-address
- mode
- msdp
- peer
- rib-group
- traceoptions
- Chapter:
Glossary
[PDF 106 KB]
- Chapter:
Index
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