HP-UX Reference (11i v3 07/02) - 4 File Formats (vol 8)

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ramd.conf(4) ramd.conf(4)
[keepalive timer-value;]
[minasorgtime timer-value;]
[minrtadvtime timer-value;]
[lcladdr local-address
;]
[
logupdown (on|off);
]
[
multihop (on|off);
]
[
nexthop-self (on|off);
]
[
metricout metricvalue;]
[preference preference-value
;]
[
showwarnings (on|off)
;]
[
traceoptions trace-options
;]
[gateway address;]
[noaggregatorid;
]
[
keepalivealways;
]
[
noauthcheck; ]
[hoplimit hoplimit;]
[sendbuffer buffersize;]
[recvbuffer buffersize;]
[keep (all|none);]
[passive;]
[localas asnum;]
[noasloop;]
allow { [prefix prefixlength;][all;][host
host-address;] };
peer
host-address [up|down] if ifname {...};
};
The group configuration accepts many groups, but each must possess a unique combination of type and peer
autonomous system (AS).
internal Specifies that group members must be directly connected. The group members must belong
to the same AS. Routes received from external peer are by default advertised with the
received metric.
external Specifies the external peers. The peers must be directly connected unless multihop is
enabled. By default, no metric is included in external advertisements.
igp proto proto
Specifies an internal group that runs in association of an interior gateway protocol. Routes
received from this group are advertised only when bgpd learns the route from the protocol
specified in the proto field.
routing proto proto
Specifies an internal group that uses the routes of an interior protocol to resolve next hop
address. A type routing group propagates external routes between routers that are not
directly connected. It computes immediate next hop for these routes by using the BGP
next hop.
test Specifies an internal or external BGP router that implements a fixed policy. Routes
received from test peer is discarded. Routes are advertised to the test peer without apply-
ing any filter policy.
Allow Clause for BGP
The BGP router allows connections only from configured peers. The allow configuration statement
enables unconfigured peer connections from any address in the specified range of network. All parameters
for these peers must be configured in the group clause.
prefix prefixlength; Allows peering with routers whose IP address are in the specified range.
all; Allows peering with all incoming connections.
host host-address; Allows peering with specified hosts.
Group Member Configuration
The peer clause configures an individual peer. Each peer inherits all parameters specified on a group as
default.
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