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Add new template for Fsas Si-R show ip route
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Co-authored-by: Michael Bear <[email protected]>
*C 10.255.255.0/24 10.255.255.1 0 01:01:38 lan7 | ||
*A 172.16.1.0/28 192.168.50.231 110 01:58:56 lan1 | ||
*O 172.21.1.0/31 172.21.120.2 110 01:17:14 rmt1 | ||
XO 172.21.120.0/30 172.21.120.2 110 01:59:06 rmt1 |
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What does the X
stand for in XO
on line 23?
(Certainly the O
is most likely OSPF.)
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1st character :
*
: vaild routeX
: not use route
2nd and 3rd character :
O
: OSPFBi
: iBGOBe
: eBGP
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1st character :
* `*` : valid route * ` ` : not use route * `X` : not use route
2nd and 3rd character :
* `O` : OSPF * `Bi` : iBGP * `Be` : eBGP
Got it, I suspected X
might mean a route that isn't valid.
Slightly different syntax and I figured I'd ask rather than assume. 🫣
Thank you.
Co-authored-by: Michael Bear <[email protected]>
I added a new template for Fsas Si-R
show ip route
.