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C H A P T E R 5 Managing the Switch The major components are listed below: Component ifs static policy rip ospf rTable Description Interfaces Static Route Import or Export Policy Routing Information Protocol Open Shortest Path First Protocol GateD Routing Database When a command is issued, it only applies to the current component. For example, di without any arguments, displays all attributes and sub-components (but not recursively) of the current component. In the examples below, RIP is the current component. Examples gated/rip> di pref preference:100 gated/rip> di rip: preference: 100 defaultmetric: 16 trustedgates: 172.18.3.182, 172.16.2.1, 172.21.2.1 if[172.18.1.101] if[172.18.2.101] if[172.18.5.101] gated/rip> di if[172.18.1.101] if[172.18.1.101] mode: both version: 1 metricIn: 1 metricOut: 0 authtype: none authkey: 196
C H A P T E R 5 Intel® NetStructure 6000 Switch User Guide Configuring GateD 1 Type gated, then press Enter at the privileged prompt to start GateD. The prompt changes to gated>. 6000 Switch>set priv ENTER PASSWORD: 6000 Switch>#>gated gated> 2 Type config, then press Enter to enter configuration mode. gated> config gated# Configuration mode is required to add components and set attributes. Once in config mode, the prompt includes a hash mark (#) without the greater than (>) sign. 3 Type add component_name, then press Enter. gated# add rip The components include: ifs, static, policy, rip, ospf, and rTable. 4 Type the component name at the gated# prompt, then press Enter to display or configure attributes for the selected component. gated#rip gated/rip# 5 Type display or di, then press Enter to view the configurable attributes for the component. gated/rip# di rip ----------------------------- preference: 100 defaultMetric: 16 trustedGates: stats 6 Type set value to select the RIP version, then press Enter. gated/rip#set version 2 197
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