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Updated: July 2015

Sun Ethernet Fabric Operating System

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Using This Documentation

Configuring OSPF

Configuration Guidelines

Configuring VLAN Interfaces

Configure VLAN Interfaces Associated With SEFOS1

Configure VLAN Interfaces Associated With SEFOS2

Configure VLAN Interfaces Associated With SEFOS3

Configure VLAN Interfaces Associated With SEFOS4

Configure VLAN Interfaces Associated With SEFOS5

Configure VLAN Interfaces Associated With SEFOS6

Configure VLAN Interfaces Associated With SEFOS7

Configure VLAN Interfaces Associated With SEFOS8

Configure VLAN Interfaces Associated With SEFOS9

Configuring the Router ID and OSPF Interface

Configure the Router ID

Configure the OSPF Interface

Configuring the OSPF Interface Parameters

Enable OSPF Over the VLAN Interface

Configure the OSPF Interface Priority

Restore the Default Value of the OSPF Interface

Configure the LSA Retransmission Interval

Restore the Default Value of the Retransmission Interval

Configure the Link State Update Packet Transmission Delay

Restore the Default Value of the OSPF Transmission Delay

Configure the Interval Between Hello Packets

Restore the Default Value for the Interval Between Hello Packets

Configure the Interval That Declares a Router Is Down

Restore the Default Value for Declaring a Router Is Down

Configure the Network Type

Restore the Default Value for the OSPF Network Type

Configure the Demand Circuit

Remove the Demand Circuit Designation From the Interface

Configure the Interface Cost

Restore the Default Value for Interface Cost

Configuring the OSPF Testing Authentication Topology Example

Testing Authentication Topology Example

Configure Simple Password Authentication

Configure the Message-Digest Authentication

Configure the Null Authentication

Configuring the Passive Interface

Suppress Routing Updates on All the Interfaces

Restore Routing Updates on All Interfaces

Suppress Routing Updates on a Specified Interface

Restore Routing Updates on Interface VLAN 1

Configuring OSPF Area Parameters

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Restore the Default Value of the OSPF Interface

A priority value of 0 signifies that the router is not eligible to become the designated router on a particular network. The default interface priority value is 1.

Type.
```
SEFOS(config-if)# no ip ospf priority
```

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