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A P P E N D I X B GateD Reference cannot be a stub area. This link is treated as a point-to-point link belonging to the backbone. OSPF packets are sent to the neighbor IP address at the other end of the virtual link. A virtual link is part of the backbone area. It has more parameters than the normal OSPF interfaces. Virtual links are indexed by the routerID at the other end of the virtual link. gated/ospf/backbone/vLink[0.0.0.1]# di vLink[0.0.0.1] -------------------------- transitArea: 0.0.0.1 authKey: helloInterval: 10 transitDelay: 1 retransInterval: 5 deadInterval: 40 events: 0 Configurable Parameters transitArea areaID Specifies the transit area in which the virtual link is established. The transit area must be in this system. Each area, including the backbone, has a link-state advertisement database (lsaDb). In GateD, it is a table of link state advertisements (LSAs). lsa {router | net | stub | ase1 | ase2 } The Link State Advertisements types include the following. LSA Types ROUTER LSA NETWORK LSA STUB AREA LSA NETWORK SUMMARY LSA ASE LSA Parameter router net stub ase1 ase2 lsidID The ID of an LSA, which could be a routerID, network address or interface address. It depends on the type of LSA. advRtr routerID The router ID which advertised the link state. 316
A P P E N D I X B Intel® NetStructure 6000 Switch User Guide age time The age of the LSA in the form d:h:m:s or h:m:s seq number The sequence number of the LSA which is used to detect outdated LSA or duplicated LSA. chksum number The LSA check sum Value used to detect any data corruption. OSPF Neighbor Table The OSPF neighbor table has two subtables. One table contains OSPF neighbors dynamically discovered over broadcast interfaces. Another table is the collection of configured OSPF neighbor or virtual links. Both tables are indexed by neighbor addresses. Read-Only Parameters nbrRtr The routerID of the neighbor router. It is provided as an IP address in 32- bit dotted decimal format. priority The priority of the neighbor in designated router (DR) election. state The state of the neighbor in establishing adjacency. Adjacency is a relationship formed between selected neighboring routers for the purpose of exchanging routing information. State Description DOWN ATTEMPT INIT 2WAY EXSTART the neighbor is down attempt to talk with the neighbor (nbma) hello received, but one way only. two way communications established. negotiation for data-base exchange. 317
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