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all Enables all the trace options.
function Specifies to trace at function level. When enabled, traces every function, with entry,
exit and important values used in the function.
state Specifies to trace state machine transitions.
policy Specifies to trace application of protocol and user-specified policy to imported and
exported routes.
timer Specifies to trace timer events.
route Specifies to trace route addition and deletion in
isisd routing table.
normal Specifies to trace all the IS-IS protocol activities.
general Specifies to trace the combination of route and normal trace information.
nostamp Specifies to trace without time stamp.
adjacency Specifies to trace IS-IS protocol for adjacency events.
dis-election Specifies to trace IS-IS protocol for dis-election events.
db Specifies to trace IS-IS protocol for LSP database events.
flood Specifies to trace IS-IS protocol for LSP flooding events.
lsp Specifies to trace IS-IS protocol for LSP events.
packets Specifies to trace IS-IS protocol for IS-IS PDUs.
hello Specifies to trace IS-IS protocol for hello PDUs.
csn Specifies to trace IS-IS protocol for CSN PDUs.
psn Specifies to trace IS-IS protocol for PSN PDUs.
detail Specifies to trace IS-IS protocol packets in detail.
send Specifies to trace IS-IS protocol only for outgoing PDUs.
recv Specifies to trace IS-IS protocol only for incoming PDUs.
By default, no tracing is done.
Partition for IS-IS
The following statement configures the support for partition repair. By default, this value is
no.
The syntax of the
partition configuration statement is as follows:
partition (yes|no);
where:
yes Specifies to support partition repair.
no Specifies that isisd does not support partition repair.
Maximum Routes for IS-IS
The maxroutes statement configures the maximum routes that IS-IS can store.
The syntax of the maxroutes configuration statement is as follows:
maxroutes numb-of-routes;
where numb-of-routes specifies the maximum routes. By default, this value is 10000.
Maximum Adjacency for IS-IS
The following statement specifies the maximum adjacency that IS-IS can support.
The syntax of the maxadj configuration statement is as follows:
maxadj adjnum;
where adjnum specifies the maximum adjacencies. By default, this value is 255.
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