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- Chapter:
About This Guide
[PDF 55 KB]
- Objectives
- Audience
- Document Organization
- Part Organization
- Using the Indexes
- Documentation Conventions
- General Conventions
- Conventions for Software Commands and Statements
- List of Technical Publications
- Documentation Feedback
- How to Request Support
- Chapter:
Policy Framework Overview
[PDF 70 KB]
- Router Flows Affected by Policies
- Policy Architecture
- Control Points
- Policy Components
- Default Policies and Actions
- Configuration Tasks
- Policy Configuration Recommendations
- Comparison of Routing Policies and Firewall Filters
- Chapter:
Routing Policy Framework Overview
[PDF 132 KB]
- Import and Export
- Routing Tables Affected by Routing Policies
- Default Routing Policies and Actions
- When to Create Routing Policies
- Routing Policy Configuration
- Match Conditions
- Named Match Conditions
- Actions
- Terms
- Routing Policy Application
- Routing Protocols
- Forwarding Table
- Routing Policy Evaluation
- How a Routing Policy Is Evaluated
- How a Routing Policy Chain Is Evaluated
- How a Routing Policy Expression Is Evaluated
- How a Routing Policy Subroutine Is Evaluated
- Routing Policy Tests
- Supported Standards and Drafts
- Chapter:
Routing Policy Configuration Statements
[PDF 39 KB]
- Minimum Routing Policy Configuration
- Minimum Routing Policy Chain Configuration
- Minimum Subroutine Configuration
- Chapter:
Configure Routing Policy
[PDF 353 KB]
- Define Routing Policies
- Routing Policy Name
- Terms
- Match Conditions
- Actions
- Flow Control Actions
- Actions That Manipulate Route Characteristics
- Trace Action
- Final Action
- Default Action
- Route List Actions
- Examples: Define Routing Policies
- Define a Routing Policy from BGP to IS-IS
- Use Routing Policy to Set Preference
- Apply Routing Policies
- Apply Routing Policies to a Routing Protocol
- Apply a Routing Policy
- Apply a Routing Policy Chain
- Apply Policy Expressions
- Side Effects of Omitting the "from" Statement from an Export Policy
- Apply Routing Policies to the Forwarding Table
- Examples: Apply Routing Policies
- Examples: Routing Policy Configuration
- Example: ISP Network Case Study
- Request a Single Default Route on the Customer 1 Router
- Request Specific Routes on the Customer 2 Router
- Configure Peer Policy on ISP Router 3
- Configure Private and Exchange Peers on ISP Router 1 and 2
- Configure Locally Defined Static Routes on the Exchange Peer 2 Router
- Configure Outbound and Generated Routes on the Private Peer 2 Router
- Configure the Discard Interface
- Test Routing Policies
- Example: Test a Routing Policy
- Chapter:
Configure Extended Match Conditions
[PDF 279 KB]
- Configure AS Path Regular Expressions
- Define AS Path Regular Expressions
- Null AS Path
- How AS Path Regular Expressions Are Evaluated
- Examples: Configure AS Path Regular Expressions
- Configure Communities
- Define Communities
- Configure the Community Attribute
- Configure the Extended Communities Attribute
- Invert Community Matches
- Configure Link Bandwidth
- How Communities Are Evaluated
- Configure Prefix Lists
- Prefix List and Route List Differences
- Define Prefix Lists
- How a Prefix List Is Evaluated
- Example: Configure a Prefix List
- Configure Route Lists
- Define Route Lists
- How a Route List Is Evaluated
- How Prefix Order Affects Route List Evaluation
- Common Configuration Problem with the Longest-Match Lookup
- Examples: Configure Route Lists
- Configure Subroutines
- Define Subroutines
- Termination Actions
- Example: Configure a Subroutine
- Chapter:
Configure Extended Actions
[PDF 82 KB]
- Configure AS Path Prepend Action
- Configure AS Path Expand Action
- Configure Class Action
- Configure Damping Action
- Configure Flap Damping Parameters
- Define Damping Action
- Enable BGP Route Flap Damping
- Disable Damping by Prefix
- Example: Disable by Prefix
- Example: Configure BGP Flap Damping
- Configure Load-Balance Per-Packet Action
- Load Balancing Based on the MPLS Label Information
- Examples: Configure Per-Packet Load Balancing
- Chapter:
Summary of Routing Policy Configuration Statements
[PDF 59 KB]
- apply-path
- as-path
- as-path-group
- community
- damping
- export
- import
- policy-options
- policy-statement
- prefix-list
- Chapter:
Firewall Filter Overview
[PDF 27 KB]
- Firewall Filter Components
- Supported Standards
- Chapter:
Firewall Filter Configuration
[PDF 291 KB]
- Minimum Firewall Filter Configuration
- Configure Firewall Filters
- Configure the Family Address Type
- Configure the Filter Name
- Configure the Filter Terms
- Configure a Filter Match Statement
- Configure a Filter Action Statement
- Example: Configure a Filter Action Statement
- How Firewall Filters Are Evaluated
- Filter Match Conditions
- Specify Numeric Range Filter Match Conditions
- Specify Address Filter Match Conditions
- Specify Multiple Match Conditions
- Specify Bit-Field Filter Match Conditions (IPv4 Traffic Only)
- Specify Class-Based Filter Match Conditions
- How Firewall Filters Test a Packet's Protocol
- Example: Do Not Test Packet Protocol
- Examples: Define Firewall Filters
- Configure Service Filters
- Apply Firewall Filters to Interfaces
- Configure Interface-Specific Counters
- Example: Configure Interface-Specific Counters
- Define Interface Groups
- Example: Define Interface Groups
- Configure Accounting
- Configure a Firewall Filter Accounting Profile
- Configure Filter-Based Forwarding
- Examples: Configure Filter-Based Forwarding
- Configure Forwarding Table Filters
- Overview
- Configure a Forwarding Table Filter
- Configure Firewall Filter System Logging
- Example: Configure Firewall Filter System Logging
- Chapter:
Policer Overview
[PDF 13 KB]
- Chapter:
Policer Configuration
[PDF 109 KB]
- Minimum Policer Configuration
- Configure Policers
- Configure Rate Limiting
- Configure a Policer Action
- Example: Configure a Policer Action
- Configure Multifield Classification and Policing
- Configure Filter-Specific Policers
- Configure Prefix-Specific Actions
- Examples: Configure Prefix-Specific Actions
- Examples: Classify Traffic
- Apply an Interface Policer
- Example: Apply an Interface Policer
- Examples: Configure Policing
- Chapter:
Summary of Firewall Filter and Policer Configuration Statements
[PDF 58 KB]
- accounting-profile
- family
- filter
- filter-specific
- firewall
- if-exceeding
- interface-specific
- policer
- prefix-action
- service-filter
- term
- Chapter:
Traffic Sampling and Forwarding Overview
[PDF 12 KB]
- Chapter:
Traffic Sampling and Forwarding Configuration
[PDF 184 KB]
- Minimum Traffic Sampling or Forwarding Configuration
- Configure a Forwarding Table Filter
- Configure Traffic Sampling
- Configure Discard Accounting
- Configure Flow Monitoring
- Configure a Next-Hop Group
- Configure Per-Flow Load-Balancing Information
- Configure the Router or Interface to Act as a DHCP/BOOTP Relay Agent
- Configure DNS and TFTP Packet Forwarding
- Trace BOOTP, DNS, and TFTP Forwarding Operations
- Example: Configure DNS Packet Forwarding
- Disable Traffic Sampling
- Examples: Configure Traffic Sampling
- Sample a Single SONET/SDH Interface
- Sample All Traffic from a Single IP Address
- Sample All FTP Traffic
- Configure Traffic Sampling Output
- Traffic Sampling Output Files
- Trace Traffic Sampling Operations
- Configure Flow Aggregation (cflowd)
- Debug cflowd Flow Aggregation
- Configure Port Mirroring
- Chapter:
Summary of Traffic Sampling and Forwarding Options Configuration Statements
[PDF 296 KB]
- accounting
- aggregation
- autonomous-system-type
- bootp
- cflowd
- cflowd (discard accounting)
- cflowd (flow monitoring)
- cflowd (sampling)
- description
- description (interface)
- description (service)
- disable
- domain
- export-format
- family
- family inet
- family inet (for load balancing)
- family inet (for sampling rates)
- family mpls
- file
- file (collect traffic samples)
- file (collect trace information)
- file (for helpers traceoptions)
- filename
- files
- filter
- flood
- flow-active-timeout
- flow-export-destination
- flow-inactive-timeout
- forwarding-options
- hash-key
- helpers
- input
- input (port-mirroring)
- input (sampling)
- interface
- interface (for accounting or sampling)
- interface (for BOOTP)
- interface (for DNS and TFTP packet forwarding or relay agent)
- interface (for monitoring)
- interface (for next-hop group)
- interface (for port mirroring)
- local-dump
- max-packets-per-second
- maximum-hop-count
- minimum-wait-time
- monitoring
- next-hop
- next-hop-group
- no-filter-check
- no-listen
- no-local-dump
- no-stamp
- no-world-readable
- output
- output (accounting)
- output (monitoring)
- output (port mirroring)
- output (sampling)
- port
- port-mirroring
- rate
- routing-instance
- run-length
- sampling
- server
- server (DHCP or BOOTP service)
- server (DNS and TFTP service)
- size
- stamp
- tftp
- traceoptions
- traceoptions (for DNS and TFTP packet forwarding)
- traceoptions (for port mirroring and traffic sampling)
- version
- world-readable
- Chapter:
Index
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- Chapter:
Index of Statements and Commands
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