The table of OSPF Ranges holds information about area's ranges. The routing information is condensed at area boundaries. External to the area, at most a single route is advertised (via a summary link advertisement) for each address range. The route is advertised if and only if the address range's Status is set to Advertise. Unadvertised ranges allow the existence of certain networks to be intentionally hidden from other areas.
The table of OSPF Ranges can hold up to 100 definitions.
Commands for managing the table of OSPF Ranges are the following:
This command displays all configured OSPF ranges:
[16:53:30] ABILIS_CPX:d ospf range
- Not Saved (SAVE CONF), Not Refreshed (INIT) ---------------------------------
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AREA: RANGE: ADV:
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001.001.001.001 001.001.001.001/32 YES
001.002.002.002/32 NO
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001.001.001.002 002.001.001.002/32 YES
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Meaning of the parameters:
AREA
This is a 32-bit number (Area ID) that identifies the owner area.
RANGE
This parameter corresponds to the range IP address and the mask in Slash Notation (i.e. x.x.x.x/yy). Doing the "logical AND" between the network IP address and the related network mask, the result should be the network itself. Networks and hosts are assigned to an area depending on whether their addresses fall into one of the area's defining address ranges. Routers are viewed as belonging to multiple areas, depending on their attached networks' area membership.
ADV
Advertise flag. The routing information is condensed at area boundaries. External to the area, at most a single route is advertised (via a summary link advertisement) for each address range. The route is advertised if and only if the address range's Status is set to Advertise. Unadvertised ranges allow the existence of certain networks to be intentionally hidden from other areas. Status is set to Advertise (1) by default.
This command defines a new OSPF range, identified by the specified mandatory parameters. The command also sets the eventually indicated optional parameters to the specified values.
[16:56:59] ABILIS_CPX:a ospf range:2.1.1.1/32 area:1.1.1.2 adv:no
COMMAND EXECUTED [16:57:14] ABILIS_CPX:d ospf range
- Not Saved (SAVE CONF), Not Refreshed (INIT) --------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- AREA: RANGE: ADV: --------------------------------------------------------- 001.001.001.001 001.001.001.001/32 YES 001.002.002.002/32 NO --------------------------------------------------------- 001.001.001.002 002.001.001.001/32 NO 002.001.001.002/32 YES ---------------------------------------------------------
This command deletes an OSPF range, identified by the specified mandatory parameters.
[16:58:04] ABILIS_CPX:c ospf range:2.1.1.1/32 area:1.1.1.2
COMMAND EXECUTED [16:58:22] ABILIS_CPX:d ospf range
- Not Saved (SAVE CONF), Not Refreshed (INIT) --------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- AREA: RANGE: ADV: --------------------------------------------------------- 001.001.001.001 001.001.001.001/32 YES 001.002.002.002/32 NO --------------------------------------------------------- 001.001.001.002 002.001.001.002/32 YES ---------------------------------------------------------
This command displays a specific OSPF range, identified by the specified mandatory parameters.
[16:59:47] ABILIS_CPX:s ospf range:1.2.2.2/32 area:1.1.1.1 adv:yes
COMMAND EXECUTED [16:59:49] ABILIS_CPX:d ospf range
- Not Saved (SAVE CONF), Not Refreshed (INIT) --------------------------------- --------------------------------------------------------- AREA: RANGE: ADV: --------------------------------------------------------- 001.001.001.001 001.001.001.001/32 YES 001.002.002.002/32 YES --------------------------------------------------------- 001.001.001.002 002.001.001.002/32 YES ---------------------------------------------------------