<ifa-flags>

Usage

<interface-address>
    <ifa-flags>
        <ifaf-none/>
        <ifaf-primary/>
        <ifaf-preferred/>
        <ifaf-master-only/>
        <ifaf-down/>
        <ifaf-kernel/>
        <ifaf-current-default/>
        <ifaf-current-preferred/>
        <ifaf-current-primary/>
        <ifaf-duplicate/>
        <ifaf-webauth-http/>
        <generic-value>generic-value</generic-value>
    </ifa-flags>
</interface-address>

Description

No documentation is available yet.

Contents

<generic-value>—Hexadecimal value of unknown flag bits.

<ifaf-current-default>—SNMP, ping, traceroute, and other network utilities source this address (it is the router's default address).

<ifaf-current-preferred>—Packets sourced by the local router to destinations on the subnet use this address as the default local address.

<ifaf-current-primary>—Broadcast and multicast packets sourced locally and sent out the interface use this address by default as the local address.

<ifaf-down>—Software noticed that the link was down and changed the interface routes to be nonforwarding.

<ifaf-duplicate>—This address appears on another node attached to this interface.

<ifaf-kernel>—The kernel created this address after negotiating the address using IPCP.

<ifaf-master-only>—Address to use as the active management-only interface of the master Routing Engine.

<ifaf-none>—No documentation is available yet.

<ifaf-preferred>—This address is a candidate to become the preferred address.

<ifaf-primary>—This address is a candidate to become the primary address.

<ifaf-webauth-http>—Web-based firewall user authentication via HTTP is enabled for this address.