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export Specifies routes to be exported.
RAMD Global Configuration
Autonomous System Statement
The
as sets the autonomous system number of this router to be autonomous system. This option is
required if BGP is in use. The AS number is assigned by the Network Information Center (NIC).
The syntax of the
as configuration statement is as follows:
as asnum;
This autonomous system appears only once in an AS path.
Router ID Statement
The
routerid sets the router identifier for use by the BGP protocol. This number uniquely identifies the
router within the autonomous system.
The syntax of the
routerid configuration statement is as follows:
routerid routerid_value
;
The routerid value can be an IP address of an interface or unique number. It is mandatory if BGP is
configured.
Kernel Statement
The
kernel configuration statement specifies the kernel interface options that controls the retrieval of
the interface and the route tables from the kernel. Only one kernel configuration statement can be
specified in the configuration file.
The syntax of the
kernel configuration statement is as follows:
kernel {
[snmp (on|off);]
[scaninterval time-interval;
]
[
routepoll (off|on)[interval poll-interval]
;]
[
remnantholdtime
timer-value;]
[
noflushatexit;]
[traceoptions trace-options;
]
[
traceoptions [filename [replace][size file-size]
[k|m] files numb-of-files ] [except trace-options]
;]
};
where the following means:
snmp (on|off);
ramd supports enterprise-specific Management Information Base (MIB) based on Community-based
Simple Network Management Protocol version 2 (SNMPv2C).
ramd implements EMANATE
subagent.
The
snmp configuration statement lets ramd enable or disable SNMP support.
After starting
ramd,ifon is specified in the configuration file, ramd registers with the SNMP mas-
ter agent, snmpdm(1M). ramd subagent accepts:
GET retrieves classes of variables from the MIB,
SET sets the value of a variable on a MIB, and
GET-NEXT retrieves one value of the variable from the MIB operations.
By default,
snmp support is disabled; in other words, snmp state is off.
scaninterval time-interval;
Specifies the interface scan interval in seconds. This value specifies how often ramd scans the ker-
nel interface table to identify the modifications. The default value is 15 seconds.
routepoll (off|on)[interval poll-interval];
Configures polling of kernel routing table.
on polls the kernel routing table, periodically.
off disables polling of the kernel routing table.
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