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Re: (ASCEND) GRF400-OSPF
At 09:51 AM 6/19/97 +0900, kim yong jin wrote:
>
>I'm running Revision:1.3.7 on a GRF400,
> and I'm trying to bring up ospf.(between GRF and CISCO)
>(1) However, whenever I try to see what's up with ospf from the cisco
>command line,
> I get is this:
> #sh ip ospf neighbor
> Neighbor ID Pri State Dead Time Address
>Interface
> 203.235.129.253 1 INIT/ - 00:00:22 210.116.254.114 Hssi4/0.955
> ---Can't proceed INIT mode to FULL mode.
>(2) Any help "ncli" using mothod.
>
>Any help example or suggestions(gated.conf script for OSPF) would be great.
Failing to proceed from init mode may mean that you have a timer mismatch
between the GRF and Cisco. Check your hello and dead interval and make sure
those messages are getting through.
Check out the Cisco timing section below in this gated example.
> > ###
> > # Turn on OSPF
> > ###
> > ospf yes {
> > ###
> > # Trace OSPF specific information.
> > # This is optional
> > ###
> > traceoptions "/var/tmp/gated_ospf"
> > replace size 100k files 2 packets ;
> > ###
> > # Define the area membership (this is an example of
> > # the backbone area.
> > ###
> > backbone {
> > ###
> > # Turn on simple (text) authentication.
> > # The authentication must be the same "type"
> > # on the adjacent routers. This is optional
> > ###
> > authtype simple;
> > ###
> > # Define yourself as a stub host. Note the use
> > # of the IP address aliased to the lo0 interface.
> > # You must also assign a cost
> > ###
> >
> > stubhosts { 100.101.169.254 cost 1; };
> >
> > ###
> > # Define the interfaces that should be
> > # "speaking" OSPF or that should be
> > # included in the distribution of routes
> > # within the area.
> > ###
> >
> > ###
> > # NOTE: If you are attempting to OSPF over an non-broadcast
> > # interface (here ATM) the OSPF neighbor must be defined
> > # as a member of a bcast group. See /etc/gratm.conf for
> > # a configuration example
> > ###
> > interface ga060 cost 5 {
> > ###
> > # Define as passive if you want the interface route
> > # distributed within the area but, do not want
> > # to send or accept OSPF packets
> > ###
> > enable;
> > ###
> > # These are the timings required to
> > # work with a Cisco
> > ###
> > priority 81;
> > retransmitinterval 5;
> > hellointerval 30;
> > routerdeadinterval 120;
> > ###
> > # Define your authentication key
> > ###
> > authkey "foo";
> > ###
> > # End the interface definition
> > ###
> > };
> > ###
> > # End the area definition
> > ###
> > };
> >
> > ###
> > # End the OSPF definition
> > ###
>
Matt Holdrege - http://www.ascend.com - matt@ascend.com
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