Configuring Topologies
You must configure one or more topologies. For each topology, you specify a string value that defines the type of traffic as well as an interface family. You can also enable a topology for IPv4 multicast traffic by including the ipv4-multicast statement. To configure a topology, include the topologies statement at the [edit routing-options hierarchy level:
[edit routing-options]
topologies {
family inet { # inet6 is also supported, but
you must use static routes as the IGP.
topology voice; # This action creates a routing table called :voice.inet.0
# for all routes destined for the voice topology. A default topology is also
# automatically created. Default topology routes are added to the inet.0
# routing table.
# for all routes destined for the voice topology. A default topology is also
# automatically created. Default topology routes are added to the inet.0
# routing table.
}
}