You must configure each neighboring access node that
you want the ANCP agent to monitor and potentially shape traffic for.
Some neighbor settings override globally configured values.
To configure an ANCP neighbor:
- Specify the IP address of the neighbor.
[edit protocols ancp]
user@host# set neighbor 203.0.113.234
- (Optional) Configure the neighbor to operate in a backward-compatible
mode when it does not support the current IETF standard and the backward-compatible
mode is not configured globally.
[edit protocols ancp neighbor 203.0.113.234]
user@host# set pre-ietf-mode
- (Optional) Override the globally configured backward-compatible
mode when the neighbor supports the current IETF standard.
[edit protocols ancp neighbor 203.0.113.234]
user@host# set ietf-mode
- (Optional) Configure the interval in seconds between ANCP
adjacency messages exchanged with this neighbor.
[edit protocols ancp neighbor 203.0.113.234]
user@host# set adjacency-timer 20
- (Optional) Specify the maximum number of discovery table
entries that are accepted from this neighbor.
[edit protocols ancp neighbor 203.0.113.234]
user@host# set maximum-discovery-table-entries 10000
- (Optional) Enable out-of-band ANCP triggering of autosensed,
dynamic VLANs on the physical interface.
[edit protocols ancp neighbor 203.0.113.234]
user@host# set auto-configure-trigger interface ge-1/0/0
- (Optional) Configure how long the ANCP agent maintains
a Layer 2 wholesale session when an adjacency loss occurs.
[edit protocols ancp neighbor 203.0.113.234]
user@host# set adjacency-loss-hold-time 10
