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

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ramd.conf(4) ramd.conf(4)
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.
restrict Specifies isisd to restrict sending the site-local address in its route updates.
LSP Maximum Regeneration Interval for IS-IS
The statement below configures the maximum time allowed to elapse without LSP regeneration.
The syntax of the lsp-max-regeneration-interval
configuration statement is as follows:
lsp-max-regeneration-interval
timer-interval;
where time-interval specifies the time interval. By default, this is 900 seconds.
Export-Defaults Configuration for IS-IS
The following statement defines the export attributes for routes sent from
ramd.
The syntax of the export-defaults
configuration statement is as follows:
export-defaults {
[level (l1|l2);]
[preference preference-value
;]
[
metric (metricvalue|inherit);]
[metric-type (internal|external);]
};
where:
level (l1|l2)
Specifies the level in which the IS-IS advertises the routes exported from ramd. By default, it is L1
for L1 routers and L2 for L2 and L1/L2 routers.
metric (metricvalue|inherit)
Specifies the default metric set on IP External Reachability Information routes under export-defaults
configuration statement. By default, this value is inherit.
metric-type (internal|external)
Specifies the default type of the metric set on IS-IS routes from another protocol. By default, this
value is internal.
preference preference-value
Specifies the preference value for routes exported from ramd. By default, it inherits the preference
value given by ramd.
Interface Configuration for IS-IS
The following statement can be used to enable or disable IS-IS on an interface basis.
The syntax of the interface configuration statement is as follows:
interface interface-name {
[(enable|disable);]
[smallhellos (on|off);]
[auth (simple [txpwdstring][rxpwd pwdlist]|none);]
[csn-interval time-interval [level (l1|l2|both];]
[psn-interval time-interval[level(l1|l2|both)];]
[dis-hello-interval time-interval [level
(l1|l2|both)];]
[
hello-interval time-interval [level (l1|l2|both)];]
[hello-multiplier multipliernum [level (l1|l2|both)];]
[lsp-interval time-interval ;]
[level (l1|l2|both);]
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