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Area ID for IS-IS
The area statement specifies the area ID for this system. This configuration is mandatory:
area areaid ;
where areaid specifies the area ID for this system.
Area Authentication for IS-IS
The following statement specifies the authentication type and authentication key for area authentication.
Area authentication is used in L1 Link State PDUs (LSPs) and Sequence Number PDUs (SNPs).
The syntax of the area configuration statement is as follows:
area auth (simple [txpwd string ][
rxpwd pwdlist ]| none);
where:
simple Specifies the password type as plain text password.
txpwd string Specifies the password to use for authentication while transmitting L1 LSPs and
SNPs.
rxpwd pwdlist Specifies the set of area passwords used for authenticating the received L1 LSPs and
SNPs.
pwdlist Specifies the list of passwords, in the form:
simple string1 string2 ...
Domain Authentication for IS-IS
The following statement specifies the authentication type and authentication key for domain authentica-
tion. Domain authentication is used in L1 LSPs and SNPs.
The syntax of the domain configuration statement is as follows:
domain auth (simple [txpwd string ][rxpwd pwdlist ]| none);
where:
simple Specifies the password type as plain text password.
txpwd string Specifies the set of passwords to use for authentication while transmitting L2 control
PDUs.
rxpwd pwdlist Specifies the set of domain passwords used for authenticating the received L2 LSPs,
Complete Sequence Number PDUs (CSNPs) and Partial Sequence Number PDUs
(PSNPs).
pwdlist Specifies the list of passwords, in the form:
simple string1 string2 ...
Originating LSP Buffer Size for IS-IS
The following statement specifies the buffer size for LSPs originated.
The syntax of the origlspbufsize configuration statement is as follows:
origlspbufsize level (l1|l2|both) lspbufsize ;
where:
level (l1|l2|both)
Specifies the origination buffer size for L1 and L2 LSPs. By default, this value is
both.
lspbufsize Specifies the origination buffer size. By default, this value is 1492.
Sitelocal Configuration for IS-IS
The sitelocal statement is used to let isisd allow or restrict sending site-local address in its route
updates. By default, IS-IS does not send site-local addresses in its route updates.
The syntax of the
sitelocal configuration statement is as follows:
sitelocal (allow|restrict) ;
where:
allow Specifies isisd to send site-local address in its route updates.
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