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10.5. Dynamic Routing Implementation
An OSPF process named as "ospf-proc1" is created, and only one OSPF
area, the backbone "area0" (0.0.0.0), is used in this example. The 3
involved interfaces are added into the area to make the firewall participate
in the OSPF process. However, this will not add any learned routes into
any routing table, nor will it inform its neighbor about any static routes in
its routing table(s)(except the routes for the 3 interfaces participating in
this OSPF process). To control this information exchange, dynamic routing
policy need to come into play (See the next 2 scenarios for dynamic routing
policy).
WebUI
:
1. OSPF Process:
– adding an OSPF process called "ospf-proc1".
Routing OSPF Processes
General:
Name: ospf-proc1
Authentication:
Select one of the authentication types to be used in the process (none,
password, or MD5).
Then click OK
2. Area:
– specifying an area to the "ospf-proc1" process.
In the "ospf-proc1" configuration page:
Add Area:
General:
Name: "area0"
Area ID: 0.0.0.0
Then click OK.
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