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

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ramd.conf(4) ramd.conf(4)
A RIPng Example
The following is the configuration to run
ripngd with the listener mode on the lan0 interface:
ripng on {
admin up;
cliport 15000;
interface lan0 {
noripout;
};
};
A BGP Example
The following is the configuration to run
bgpd to establish BGP sessions with external peer group
members and exchange IPv6 reachability information:
as 200;
routerid 10.4.7.191;
export static to bgp;
bgp on {
admin up;
group external peeras 400 {
holdtime 10;
keepalive 10;
minasorgtime 20;
minrtadvtime 20;
peer 3344::3344 {
holdtime 90;
keepalive 30;
noauthcheck;
passive;
};
peer 3344::3345 {
multihop on;
holdtime 120;
keepalive 40;
};
};
};
Route Aggregation Example
Consider that RIPng or BGP routers learned the following routes from its neighbors:
Route 1 - 2222::5515/128
Route 2 - 2222::4389/128
Consider that RIPng or BGP protocol section of the configuration file contains the following route aggrega-
tion statement:
aggregate {
2222::/64;
};
RIPng or BGP router applies the configured aggregate statement on Route 1 and Route 2. Since the first
64 bits of Route 1 and Route 2 matches with the aggregation configuration. RIPng or BGP router aggre-
gates these routes and generates an aggregated route as
2222::/64.
An IS-IS Example
The following is the configuration to run isisd to establish IS-IS adjacencies and exchange IPv6 reacha-
bility information:
export static to isis;
export direct to isis;
isis on {
admin up;
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