ramd.conf.4 (2010 09)

ramd.conf(4) ramd.conf(4)

};

The sample ﬁle gives an example to conﬁgure IS-IS as a L1L2 router and enable IS-IS on lan1 interface.

The conﬁguration ﬁle enables partition repair support. An area becomes partitioned as a result of failure

of one or more links in the area. However, if each of the partitions has a connection to the level 2 sub

domain, it is possible to repair the partition through the level 2 sub domain, provided that the level 2 sub

domain itself is not partitioned.

For example, if two L1L2 routers are connected through a single L1 link, if the L1 link goes down, the

area is partitioned. If the routers are reachable through L2 routers, the partition can be repaired. The

partition

partition yes; option allows the partition to be repaired by having a virtual L1 adjacency

with the neighbor through the L2 domain.

Default conﬁguration ﬁle for RIPng

The following is the default conﬁguration ﬁle for RIPng:

export direct to ripng;

export static to ripng;

ripng on {

admin up;

cliport 15000;

};

AUTHOR

/etc/ramd.conf was developed by Future Software Ltd.