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The Table of Rip Accept Policy Rules

An entry in the Rip Accept Rule Table

Create/Delete parameter. Enumeration: 'create': 1, 'delete': 2.

Enable/Disable parameter. Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'enabled': 1.

Rule index number

Rule name - user specified name for this rule

Network identification list. This identifies which networks will match this rule. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 3-tuples of this form: first octet: exact (1) or range (2) next 4 octets: network number next 4 octets: network mask An entry with an 'exact' tag means to only match the specific network advertisement (number & mask). An entry with a 'range' tag means to match any network number that falls in the range indicated by the number and mask. An 'exact' encoding of 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 means 'match the default route. A 'range' encoding of 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 means 'match any route'. A null string also means 'match any route'.

action. 'accept' means that the route should be considered for inclusion in the routing table. 'ignore' means don't consider the route Enumeration: 'ignore': 3, 'accept': 1.

preference. This is a metric to be used to compare the route to other routes to the same destination. A value of 16 is 'most preferred'. This parameter only has meaning if the action is 'accept'.

precedence. This is a metric to be used to compare this policy rule to other rules that a given route may match. A rule with a higher precedence value will be chosen over one with a smaller value. In the case of a tie, the rule index is used (larger wins).

network injection list. this octet string should only be non-null if the action is 'accept' and if it is desired to insert networks into the routing table that differ from the actual advertised network. For instance, if a number of networks in a certain range are learned, an aggregate advertisement could be inserted instead of the individual networks. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-tuples of this form: first 4 octets: network number next 4 octets: network mask Upon receiving a route that matches this filter, all networks in this list will be considered for inclusion in the routing table. If the list is null, the actual received network is considered. An encoding of 255.255.255.255/255.255.255.255 means 'match the actual received network.' This allows insertion of an aggregate or default along with the actual network. Currently, this is only used for routes received via BGP.

RIP gateway list. This octet string contains the addresses of one or more routers that could send RIP updates to this router. If a router address is included in this list, this filter applies to RIP advertisements from that router. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to RIP updates from any router.

RIP interface list. This octet string contains the addresses of one or more interfaces on this router. If an interface address is included in this list, this filter applies to RIP advertisements received on that interface. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to RIP updates received on any interface.

Injection Mask: If the 'action' is accept and the actual received network will be considered, this is an optional IP address mask that will be applied to the network number from the RIP update. This is used to override the interface's subnet mask in the presence of networks with variable length subnet masks.

The Table of Rip Announce Route Policy Rules

An entry in the Rip Announce Rule Table

Create/Delete parameter. Enumeration: 'create': 1, 'delete': 2.

Enable/Disable parameter. Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'enabled': 1.

Rule index number

Rule name - user specified name for this rule

Network identification list. This identifies which networks will match this rule. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 3-tuples of this form: first octet: exact (1) or range (2) next 4 octets: network number next 4 octets: network mask An entry with an 'exact' tag means to only match the specific network advertisement (number & mask). An entry with a 'range' tag means to match any network number that falls in the range indicated by the number and mask. An 'exact' encoding of 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 means 'match the default route. A 'range' encoding of 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 means 'match any route'. A null string also means 'match any route'.

action. 'announce' means that the route should be advertised. 'ignore' means don't advertise the route. Enumeration: 'ignore': 3, 'announce': 2.

precedence. This is a metric to be used to compare this policy rule to other rules that a given route may match. A rule with a higher precedence value will be chosen over one with a smaller value. In the case of a tie, the rule index is used (larger wins).

route source. This parameter can contain one or more route source identifiers. If the route source is in this bit map, then a route from that source that meets the other criteria of this filter will match the filter. bit 0 bit 31 +---------------------------------------+ | | +---------------------------------------+ bit31 DIRECT bit30 STATIC bit29 RIP bit28 OSPF bit27 EGP bit26 BGP

external route source. This parameter can contain one or more external route source identifiers. If the external route source is in this bit map, then a route from that external source that meets the other criteria of this filter will match the filter. bit 0 bit 31 +---------------------------------------+ | | +---------------------------------------+ bit31 DIRECT bit30 STATIC bit29 RIP bit28 OSPF bit27 EGP bit26 BGP

network advertisement list. this octet string should only be non-null if the action is 'announce' and if it is desired to advertise networks that differ from the actual network in the routing table. For instance, if a number of networks in a certain range are in the table, an aggregate could be advertised instead of the individual networks. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-tuples of this form: first 4 octets: network number next 4 octets: network mask Upon receiving a route that matches this filter, all networks in this list will be advertised. If the list is null, the actual network is advertised. An encoding of 255.255.255.255/255.255.255.255 means 'match the actual network.' This allows advertisement of an aggregate or default along with the actual network.

from RIP' gateway list. Only applicable for RIP sourced routes and if RIP is included as a route source. This octet string contains the addresses of one or more routers that could send RIP updates to this router. If a router address is included in this list, this filter applies to RIP advertisements from that router. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to RIP updates from any router.

from RIP' interface list. Only applicable for RIP sourced routes and if RIP is included as a route source. This octet string contains the addresses of one or more interfaces on this router. If an interface address is included in this list, this filter applies to RIP advertisements received on that interface. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to RIP updates received on any interface.

from OSPF' Router ID list. Only applicable for OSPF sourced routes and if OSPF is included as a route source. This octet string contains the router IDs of one or more OSPF routers. If a router ID is included in this list, this filter applies to OSPF advertisements authored by that router. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to OSPF updates from any router.

from OSPF' route type. Only applicable for OSPF sourced routes and if OSPF is included as a route source. This parameter describes which types of OSPF routes match this filter. 'any' means match any route type. 'internal' means 'match any non-ASE'. 'external' means 'match any ASE'. 'type1' means 'match any external type 1'. 'type2' means 'match any external type 2 Enumeration: 'any': 7, 'internal': 4, 'type1': 1, 'external': 3, 'type2': 2.

from OSPF' ASE tag list. Only applicable for OSPF sourced ASE routes and if OSPF is included as a route source. This octet string contains tag values that could be present in an OSPF ASE advertisement. If a tag value is included in this list, this filter applies to OSPF ASE advertisements that contain this tag value. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet tag values. If null, this filter applies to OSPF ASEs with any tag value.

from EGP' Peer list. Only applicable for EGP sourced routes and if EGP is included as a route source. This octet string contains the IP address of one or more EGP peers. If an EGP peer is included in this list, this filter applies to EGP advertisements authored by that router. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to EGP advertisements from any router.

from EGP' Peer AS list. Only applicable for EGP sourced routes and if EGP is included as a route source. This octet string contains Autonomous System Numbers. If an AS number is included in this list, this filter applies to EGP advertisements received from EBP peers in that AS. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-octet AS numbers. If null, this filter applies to EGP advertisements from peers in any AS.

from EGP' Gateway list. Only applicable for EGP sourced routes and if EGP is included as a route source. This octet string contains the IP address of one or more EGP gateways. If an EGP gateway is included in this list, this filter applies to EGP advertisements that use this gateway as the next hop. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to EGP advertisements with any gateway address.

from BGP' Peer list. Only applicable for BGP sourced routes and if BGP is included as a route source. This octet string contains the IP address of one or more BGP peers. If a BGP peer is included in this list, this filter applies to BGP advertisements authored by that router. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to BGP advertisements from any router.

from BGP' AS list. Only applicable for BGP sourced routes and if BGP is included as a route source. This octet string contains Autonomous System Numbers. If an AS number is included in this list, this filter applies to BGP advertisements received from BGP peers in that AS. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-octet AS numbers. If null, this filter applies to BGP advertisements from peers in any AS.

from BGP' NextHop list. Only applicable for BGP sourced routes and if BGP is included as a route source. This octet string contains IP addresses. If an IP address is included in this list, this filter applies to BGP advertisements whose NEXT_HOP attribute matches this IP address. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to BGP advertisements with any NEXT_HOP attribute.

RIP outbound interface list. This is a list of outgoing RIP interfaces. If an interface appears in this list, the filter applies to RIP advertisements sent via that interface. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to any outbound RIP interface.

RIP metric. Only valid if the action is 'propagate'. This is an optional export metric to use when advertising a route that matches this filter. If zero, the routing table metric calculated for RIP plus the interface cost is used.

The Table of OSPF Accept Route Filter Rules

An entry in the OSPF Accept Route Policy Table

Create/Delete parameter. Enumeration: 'create': 1, 'delete': 2.

Enable/Disable parameter. Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'enabled': 1.

Rule index number

Rule name - user specified name for this rule

Network identification list. This identifies which networks will match this rule. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 3-tuples of this form: first octet: exact (1) or range (2) next 4 octets: network number next 4 octets: network mask An entry with an 'exact' tag means to only match the specific network advertisement (number & mask). An entry with a 'range' tag means to match any network number that falls in the range indicated by the number and mask. An 'exact' encoding of 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 means 'match the default route. A 'range' encoding of 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 means 'match any route'. A null string also means 'match any route'.

action. 'accept' means that the route should be considered for inclusion in the routing table. 'ignore' means don't consider the route Enumeration: 'ignore': 3, 'accept': 1.

preference. This is a metric to be used to compare the route to other routes to the same destination. A value of 16 is 'most preferred'. This parameter only has meaning if the action is 'accept'.

precedence. This is a metric to be used to compare this policy rule to other rules that a given route may match. A rule with a higher precedence value will be chosen over one with a smaller value. In the case of a tie, the rule index is used (larger wins).

network injection list. this octet string should only be non-null if the action is 'accept' and if it is desired to insert networks into the routing table that differ from the actual advertised network. For instance, if a number of networks in a certain range are learned, an aggregate advertisement could be inserted instead of the individual networks. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-tuples of this form: first 4 octets: network number next 4 octets: network mask Upon receiving a route that matches this filter, all networks in this list will be considered for inclusion in the routing table. If the list is null, the actual received network is considered. An encoding of 255.255.255.255/255.255.255.255 means 'match the actual received network.' This allows insertion of an aggregate or default along with the actual network. Currently, this is only used for routes received via BGP.

OSPF ASE type. This parameter describes which types of OSPF ASE routes match this filter. 'any' means 'match either ASE type 1 or 2'. 'type1' means 'match any external type 1'. 'type2' means 'match any external type 2 Enumeration: 'type1': 1, 'any': 3, 'type2': 2.

OSPF ASE tag list. This octet string contains tag values that could be present in an OSPF ASE advertisement. If a tag value is included in this list, this filter applies to OSPF ASE advertisements that contain this tag value. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet tag values. If null, this filter applies to OSPF ASEs with any tag value.

The Table of OSPF Announce Route Policy Rules

An entry in the OSPF Announce Route Filter Table

Create/Delete parameter. Enumeration: 'create': 1, 'delete': 2.

Enable/Disable parameter. Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'enabled': 1.

Rule index number

Rule name - user specified name for this rule

Network identification list. This identifies which networks will match this rule. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 3-tuples of this form: first octet: exact (1) or range (2) next 4 octets: network number next 4 octets: network mask An entry with an 'exact' tag means to only match the specific network advertisement (number & mask). An entry with a 'range' tag means to match any network number that falls in the range indicated by the number and mask. An 'exact' encoding of 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 means 'match the default route. A 'range' encoding of 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 means 'match any route'. A null string also means 'match any route'.

action. 'announce' means that the route should be advertised. 'ignore' means don't advertise the route. Enumeration: 'ignore': 3, 'announce': 2.

precedence. This is a metric to be used to compare this policy rule to other rules that a given route may match. A rule with a higher precedence value will be chosen over one with a smaller value. In the case of a tie, the rule index is used (larger wins).

route source. This parameter can contain one or more route source identifiers. If the route source is in this bit map, then a route from that source that meets the other criteria of this filter will match the filter. bit 0 bit 31 +---------------------------------------+ | | +---------------------------------------+ bit31 DIRECT bit30 STATIC bit29 RIP bit27 EGP bit26 BGP

external route source. This parameter can contain one or more external route source identifiers. If the external route source is in this bit map, then a route from that external source that meets the other criteria of this filter will match the filter. Not valid for OSPF announce rules. Enumeration: 'any': 63.

network advertisement list. this octet string should only be non-null if the action is 'announce' and if it is desired to advertise networks that differ from the actual network in the routing table. For instance, if a number of networks in a certain range are in the table, an aggregate could be advertised instead of the individual networks. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-tuples of this form: first 4 octets: network number next 4 octets: network mask Upon receiving a route that matches this filter, all networks in this list will be advertised. If the list is null, the actual network is advertised. An encoding of 255.255.255.255/255.255.255.255 means 'match the actual network.' This allows advertisement of an aggregate or default along with the actual network.

from RIP' gateway list. Only applicable for RIP sourced routes and if RIP is included as a route source. This octet string contains the addresses of one or more routers that could send RIP updates to this router. If a router address is included in this list, this filter applies to RIP advertisements from that router. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to RIP updates from any router.

from RIP' interface list. Only applicable for RIP sourced routes and if RIP is included as a route source. This octet string contains the addresses of one or more interfaces on this router. If an interface address is included in this list, this filter applies to RIP advertisements received on that interface. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to RIP updates received on any interface.

from OSPF' Router ID list. Only applicable for OSPF sourced routes and if OSPF is included as a route source. This octet string contains the router IDs of one or more OSPF routers. If a router ID is included in this list, this filter applies to OSPF advertisements authored by that router. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to OSPF updates from any router.

from OSPF' route type. Only applicable for OSPF sourced routes and if OSPF is included as a route source. This parameter describes which types of OSPF routes match this filter. 'any' means match any route type. 'internal' means 'match any non-ASE'. 'external' means 'match any ASE'. 'type1' means 'match any external type 1'. 'type2' means 'match any external type 2 Enumeration: 'any': 7, 'internal': 4, 'type1': 1, 'external': 3, 'type2': 2.

from OSPF' ASE tag list. Only applicable for OSPF sourced ASE routes and if OSPF is included as a route source. This octet string contains tag values that could be present in an OSPF ASE advertisement. If a tag value is included in this list, this filter applies to OSPF ASE advertisements that contain this tag value. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet tag values. If null, this filter applies to OSPF ASEs with any tag value.

from EGP' Peer list. Only applicable for EGP sourced routes and if EGP is included as a route source. This octet string contains the IP address of one or more EGP peers. If an EGP peer is included in this list, this filter applies to EGP advertisements authored by that router. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to EGP advertisements from any router.

from EGP' Peer AS list. Only applicable for EGP sourced routes and if EGP is included as a route source. This octet string contains Autonomous System Numbers. If an AS number is included in this list, this filter applies to EGP advertisements received from EBP peers in that AS. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-octet AS numbers. If null, this filter applies to EGP advertisements from peers in any AS.

from EGP' Gateway list. Only applicable for EGP sourced routes and if EGP is included as a route source. This octet string contains the IP address of one or more EGP gateways. If an EGP gateway is included in this list, this filter applies to EGP advertisements that use this gateway as the next hop. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to EGP advertisements with any gateway address.

from BGP' Peer list. Only applicable for BGP sourced routes and if BGP is included as a route source. This octet string contains the IP address of one or more BGP peers. If a BGP peer is included in this list, this filter applies to BGP advertisements authored by that router. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to BGP advertisements from any router.

from BGP' AS list. Only applicable for BGP sourced routes and if BGP is included as a route source. This octet string contains Autonomous System Numbers. If an AS number is included in this list, this filter applies to BGP advertisements received from BGP peers in that AS. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-octet AS numbers. If null, this filter applies to BGP advertisements from peers in any AS.

from BGP' NextHop list. Only applicable for BGP sourced routes and if BGP is included as a route source. This octet string contains IP addresses. If an IP address is included in this list, this filter applies to BGP advertisements whose NEXT_HOP attribute matches this IP address. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to BGP advertisements with any NEXT_HOP attribute.

OSPF ASE type. The ASE type to use for routes that match this filter. This is only applicable if the action is 'accept'. A zero value means to use the default ASE type for the route source. Enumeration: 'type1': 1, 'type2': 2.

OSPF ASE tag. The ASE tag value to use for routes that match this filter. This is only applicable if the action is 'accept' and autotag is set to 'disable'.

BGP/OSPF automatic tag generation: Only applicable if action is 'announce'. if set to 'disabled', the value in wfIpOspfAnnounceTag will be used for a tag. If set to 'enabled', a tag will be generated according to the criteria in RFC 1403 (or any RFC that supercedes it). Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'wf': 3, 'enabled': 1.

The optional metric to apply to this route. Zero means : use the route's actual cost. Only valid for propagate.

Indicates whether or not the P-bit will be set in the Type-7 LSA of this route. If P-bit is set, the Type-7 LSA is translated into a Type-5 LSA and the Type-5 LSA is flooded into all non-stub areas. Otherwise, the Type-7 LSA is not translated. This field only applies to the Type-7 LSA originated by an NSSA internal AS boundary router Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'enabled': 1.

The Table of EGP Accept Policy Rules

An entry in the Egp Accept Rule Table

Create/Delete parameter. Enumeration: 'create': 1, 'delete': 2.

Enable/Disable parameter. Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'enabled': 1.

Rule index number

Rule name - user specified name for this rule

Network identification list. This identifies which networks will match this rule. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 3-tuples of this form: first octet: exact (1) or range (2) next 4 octets: network number next 4 octets: network mask An entry with an 'exact' tag means to only match the specific network advertisement (number & mask). An entry with a 'range' tag means to match any network number that falls in the range indicated by the number and mask. An 'exact' encoding of 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 means 'match the default route. A 'range' encoding of 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 means 'match any route'. A null string also means 'match any route'.

action. 'accept' means that the route should be considered for inclusion in the routing table. 'ignore' means don't consider the route Enumeration: 'ignore': 3, 'accept': 1.

preference. This is a metric to be used to compare the route to other routes to the same destination. A value of 16 is 'most preferred'. This parameter only has meaning if the action is 'accept'.

precedence. This is a metric to be used to compare this policy rule to other rules that a given route may match. A rule with a higher precedence value will be chosen over one with a smaller value. In the case of a tie, the rule index is used (larger wins).

network injection list. this octet string should only be non-null if the action is 'accept' and if it is desired to insert networks into the routing table that differ from the actual advertised network. For instance, if a number of networks in a certain range are learned, an aggregate advertisement could be inserted instead of the individual networks. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-tuples of this form: first 4 octets: network number next 4 octets: network mask Upon receiving a route that matches this filter, all networks in this list will be considered for inclusion in the routing table. If the list is null, the actual received network is considered. An encoding of 255.255.255.255/255.255.255.255 means 'match the actual received network.' This allows insertion of an aggregate or default along with the actual network. Currently, this is only used for routes received via BGP.

EGP Peer list. This octet string contains the IP addresses of one or more EGP peers. If a peer address appears in this list, this filter applies to EGP advertisements from that peer. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to EGP advertisements from any EGP peer.

EGP Peer AS list. This octet string contains Autonomous System numbers. If an AS appears in this list, this filter applies to EGP advertisements from peers in that AS. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-octet AS numbers. If null, this filter applies to EGP advertisements from peers in any AS.

EGP gateway list. This octet string contains the IP address of one or more EGP gateways. If an EGP gateway is included in this list, this filter applies to EGP advertisements that use this gateway as the next hop. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to EGP advertisements with any gateway address.

The Table of Egp Announce Route Policy Rules

An entry in the Egp Announce Rule Table

Create/Delete parameter. Enumeration: 'create': 1, 'delete': 2.

Enable/Disable parameter. Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'enabled': 1.

Rule index number

Rule name - user specified name for this rule

Network identification list. This identifies which networks will match this rule. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 3-tuples of this form: first octet: exact (1) or range (2) next 4 octets: network number next 4 octets: network mask An entry with an 'exact' tag means to only match the specific network advertisement (number & mask). An entry with a 'range' tag means to match any network number that falls in the range indicated by the number and mask. An 'exact' encoding of 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 means 'match the default route. A 'range' encoding of 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 means 'match any route'. A null string also means 'match any route'.

action. 'announce' means that the route should be advertised. 'ignore' means don't advertise the route. Enumeration: 'ignore': 3, 'announce': 2.

precedence. This is a metric to be used to compare this policy rule to other rules that a given route may match. A rule with a higher precedence value will be chosen over one with a smaller value. In the case of a tie, the rule index is used (larger wins).

route source. This parameter can contain one or more route source identifiers. If the route source is in this bit map, then a route from that source that meets the other criteria of this filter will match the filter. bit 0 bit 31 +---------------------------------------+ | | +---------------------------------------+ bit31 DIRECT bit30 STATIC bit29 RIP bit28 OSPF bit27 EGP bit26 BGP

external route source. This parameter can contain one or more external route source identifiers. If the external route source is in this bit map, then a route from that external source that meets the other criteria of this filter will match the filter. bit 0 bit 31 +---------------------------------------+ | | +---------------------------------------+ bit31 DIRECT bit30 STATIC bit29 RIP bit28 OSPF bit27 EGP bit26 BGP

network advertisement list. this octet string should only be non-null if the action is 'announce' and if it is desired to advertise networks that differ from the actual network in the routing table. For instance, if a number of networks in a certain range are in the table, an aggregate could be advertised instead of the individual networks. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-tuples of this form: first 4 octets: network number next 4 octets: network mask Upon receiving a route that matches this filter, all networks in this list will be advertised. If the list is null, the actual network is advertised. An encoding of 255.255.255.255/255.255.255.255 means 'match the actual network.' This allows advertisement of an aggregate or default along with the actual network.

from RIP' gateway list. Only applicable for RIP sourced routes and if RIP is included as a route source. This octet string contains the addresses of one or more routers that could send RIP updates to this router. If a router address is included in this list, this filter applies to RIP advertisements from that router. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to RIP updates from any router.

from RIP' interface list. Only applicable for RIP sourced routes and if RIP is included as a route source. This octet string contains the addresses of one or more interfaces on this router. If an interface address is included in this list, this filter applies to RIP advertisements received on that interface. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to RIP updates received on any interface.

from OSPF' Router ID list. Only applicable for OSPF sourced routes and if OSPF is included as a route source. This octet string contains the router IDs of one or more OSPF routers. If a router ID is included in this list, this filter applies to OSPF advertisements authored by that router. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to OSPF updates from any router.

from OSPF' route type. Only applicable for OSPF sourced routes and if OSPF is included as a route source. This parameter describes which types of OSPF routes match this filter. 'any' means match any route type. 'internal' means 'match any non-ASE'. 'external' means 'match any ASE'. 'type1' means 'match any external type 1'. 'type2' means 'match any external type 2 Enumeration: 'any': 7, 'internal': 4, 'type1': 1, 'external': 3, 'type2': 2.

from OSPF' ASE tag list. Only applicable for OSPF sourced ASE routes and if OSPF is included as a route source. This octet string contains tag values that could be present in an OSPF ASE advertisement. If a tag value is included in this list, this filter applies to OSPF ASE advertisements that contain this tag value. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet tag values. If null, this filter applies to OSPF ASEs with any tag value.

from EGP' Peer list. Only applicable for EGP sourced routes and if EGP is included as a route source. This octet string contains the IP address of one or more EGP peers. If an EGP peer is included in this list, this filter applies to EGP advertisements authored by that router. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to EGP advertisements from any router.

from EGP' Peer AS list. Only applicable for EGP sourced routes and if EGP is included as a route source. This octet string contains Autonomous System Numbers. If an AS number is included in this list, this filter applies to EGP advertisements received from EBP peers in that AS. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-octet AS numbers. If null, this filter applies to EGP advertisements from peers in any AS.

from EGP' Gateway list. Only applicable for EGP sourced routes and if EGP is included as a route source. This octet string contains the IP address of one or more EGP gateways. If an EGP gateway is included in this list, this filter applies to EGP advertisements that use this gateway as the next hop. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to EGP advertisements with any gateway address.

from BGP' Peer list. Only applicable for BGP sourced routes and if BGP is included as a route source. This octet string contains the IP address of one or more BGP peers. If a BGP peer is included in this list, this filter applies to BGP advertisements authored by that router. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to BGP advertisements from any router.

from BGP' AS list. Only applicable for BGP sourced routes and if BGP is included as a route source. This octet string contains Autonomous System Numbers. If an AS number is included in this list, this filter applies to BGP advertisements received from BGP peers in that AS. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-octet AS numbers. If null, this filter applies to BGP advertisements from peers in any AS.

from BGP' NextHop list. Only applicable for BGP sourced routes and if BGP is included as a route source. This octet string contains IP addresses. If an IP address is included in this list, this filter applies to BGP advertisements whose NEXT_HOP attribute matches this IP address. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to BGP advertisements with any NEXT_HOP attribute.

EGP outbound peer list. This is a list of IP addresses of EGP peers. If a peer appears in this list, the filter applies to EGP advertisements sent to that peer. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to any EGP peer.

EGP outbound interface list. This is a list of outgoing interfaces. If an interface appears in this list, the filter applies to EGP advertisements sent via that interface. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to any outbound interface.

EGP metric. Only valid if the action is 'propagate'. This is an optional export metric to use when advertising a route that matches this filter. If zero, the routing table metric calculated for EGP is used.

The table of BGP-3 Accept Route Policy Rules

An entry in the BGP-3 Accept Rule Table

Create/Delete parameter. Enumeration: 'create': 1, 'delete': 2.

Enable/Disable parameter. Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'enabled': 1.

Rule index number

Rule name - user specified name for this rule

Network identification list. This identifies which networks will match this rule. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 3-tuples of this form: first octet: exact (1) or range (2) next 4 octets: network number next 4 octets: network mask An entry with an 'exact' tag means to only match the specific network advertisement (number & mask). An entry with a 'range' tag means to match any network number that falls in the range indicated by the number and mask. An 'exact' encoding of 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 means 'match the default route. A 'range' encoding of 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 means 'match any route'. A null string also means 'match any route'.

action. 'accept' means that the route should be considered for inclusion in the routing table. 'ignore' means don't consider the route Enumeration: 'ignore': 3, 'accept': 1.

preference. This is a metric to be used to compare the route to other routes to the same destination. A value of 16 is 'most preferred'. This parameter only has meaning if the action is 'accept'.

precedence. This is a metric to be used to compare this policy rule to other rules that a given route may match. A rule with a higher precedence value will be chosen over one with a smaller value. In the case of a tie, the rule index is used (larger wins).

network injection list. this octet string should only be non-null if the action is 'accept' and if it is desired to insert networks into the routing table that differ from the actual advertised network. For instance, if a number of networks in a certain range are learned, an aggregate advertisement could be inserted instead of the individual networks. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-tuples of this form: first 4 octets: network number next 4 octets: network mask Upon receiving a route that matches this filter, all networks in this list will be considered for inclusion in the routing table. If the list is null, the actual received network is considered. An encoding of 255.255.255.255/255.255.255.255 means 'match the actual received network.' This allows insertion of an aggregate or default along with the actual network. Currently, this is only used for routes received via BGP.

BGP-3 Peer AS list. This octet string contains Autonomous System numbers. If an AS appears in this list, this filter applies to BGP advertisements from peers in that AS. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-octet AS numbers. If null, this filter applies to BGP advertisements from peers in any AS.

BGP-3 Peer list. This octet string contains the IP addresses of one or more BGP peers. If a peer address appears in this list, this filter applies to BGP advertisements from that peer. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to BGP advertisements from any BGP peer.

BGP-3 Originating AS list. This octet string contains Autonomous System numbers. If an AS appears in this list, this filter applies to BGP advertisements that have the AS as their originating AS. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-octet AS numbers. If null, this filter applies to BGP advertisements with any originating AS.

BGP-3 ORIGIN path attribute. This is a bit map of the three possible origin types: IGP, EGP, and Incomplete. If the bit for a particular origin type is on, this filter applies to all advertisements with that ORIGIN path attribute. Enumeration: 'incompleteorigp': 5, 'igp': 1, 'igporegp': 3, 'egp': 2, 'incomplete': 4, 'any': 7, 'incompleteoregp': 6.

BGP-3 preference. For routes that match this filter, this value is used for comparison against other BGP-3 routes. A larger value is more preferred. Only valid if 'action' is 'accept'.

BGP AS Weight Class. For routes that match this filter, this value indicates which weight values should be used when calculating the AS path weight (see the AS weights table). Only valid if 'action' is 'accept'. Enumeration: 'class8': 8, 'class6': 6, 'class7': 7, 'class4': 4, 'class5': 5, 'class2': 2, 'class3': 3, 'class1': 1.

BGP Community list. This list identifies which attributes will match this rule. The octet string is a list of communities. Each community is 4 bytes long. If the 2 MS bytes are 0, the match is performed on the lower 16 bits. A null string means 'match any attribute'.

The table of BGP-3 Announce Policy Rules

An entry in the BGP-3 Announce Rule Table

Create/Delete parameter. Enumeration: 'create': 1, 'delete': 2.

Enable/Disable parameter. Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'enabled': 1.

Rule index number

Rule name - user specified name for this rule

Network identification list. This identifies which networks will match this rule. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 3-tuples of this form: first octet: exact (1) or range (2) next 4 octets: network number next 4 octets: network mask An entry with an 'exact' tag means to only match the specific network advertisement (number & mask). An entry with a 'range' tag means to match any network number that falls in the range indicated by the number and mask. An 'exact' encoding of 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 means 'match the default route. A 'range' encoding of 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 means 'match any route'. A null string also means 'match any route'.

action. 'announce' means that the route should be advertised. 'ignore' means don't advertise the route. Enumeration: 'ignore': 3, 'announce': 2.

precedence. This is a metric to be used to compare this policy rule to other rules that a given route may match. A rule with a higher precedence value will be chosen over one with a smaller value. In the case of a tie, the rule index is used (larger wins).

route source. This parameter can contain one or more route source identifiers. If the route source is in this bit map, then a route from that source that meets the other criteria of this filter will match the filter. bit 0 bit 31 +---------------------------------------+ | | +---------------------------------------+ bit31 DIRECT bit30 STATIC bit29 RIP bit28 OSPF bit27 EGP bit26 BGP

external route source. This parameter can contain one or more external route source identifiers. If the external route source is in this bit map, then a route from that external source that meets the other criteria of this filter will match the filter. bit 0 bit 31 +---------------------------------------+ | | +---------------------------------------+ bit31 DIRECT bit30 STATIC bit29 RIP bit28 OSPF bit27 EGP bit26 BGP

network advertisement list. this octet string should only be non-null if the action is 'announce' and if it is desired to advertise networks that differ from the actual network in the routing table. For instance, if a number of networks in a certain range are in the table, an aggregate could be advertised instead of the individual networks. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-tuples of this form: first 4 octets: network number next 4 octets: network mask Upon receiving a route that matches this filter, all networks in this list will be advertised. If the list is null, the actual network is advertised. An encoding of 255.255.255.255/255.255.255.255 means 'match the actual network.' This allows advertisement of an aggregate or default along with the actual network.

from RIP' gateway list. Only applicable for RIP sourced routes and if RIP is included as a route source. This octet string contains the addresses of one or more routers that could send RIP updates to this router. If a router address is included in this list, this filter applies to RIP advertisements from that router. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to RIP updates from any router.

from RIP' interface list. Only applicable for RIP sourced routes and if RIP is included as a route source. This octet string contains the addresses of one or more interfaces on this router. If an interface address is included in this list, this filter applies to RIP advertisements received on that interface. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to RIP updates received on any interface.

from OSPF' Router ID list. Only applicable for OSPF sourced routes and if OSPF is included as a route source. This octet string contains the router IDs of one or more OSPF routers. If a router ID is included in this list, this filter applies to OSPF advertisements authored by that router. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to OSPF updates from any router.

from OSPF' route type. Only applicable for OSPF sourced routes and if OSPF is included as a route source. This parameter describes which types of OSPF routes match this filter. 'any' means match any route type. 'internal' means 'match any non-ASE'. 'external' means 'match any ASE'. 'type1' means 'match any external type 1'. 'type2' means 'match any external type 2 Enumeration: 'any': 7, 'internal': 4, 'type1': 1, 'external': 3, 'type2': 2.

from OSPF' ASE tag list. Only applicable for OSPF sourced ASE routes and if OSPF is included as a route source. This octet string contains tag values that could be present in an OSPF ASE advertisement. If a tag value is included in this list, this filter applies to OSPF ASE advertisements that contain this tag value. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet tag values. If null, this filter applies to OSPF ASEs with any tag value.

from EGP' Peer list. Only applicable for EGP sourced routes and if EGP is included as a route source. This octet string contains the IP address of one or more EGP peers. If an EGP peer is included in this list, this filter applies to EGP advertisements authored by that router. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to EGP advertisements from any router.

from EGP' Peer AS list. Only applicable for EGP sourced routes and if EGP is included as a route source. This octet string contains Autonomous System Numbers. If an AS number is included in this list, this filter applies to EGP advertisements received from EBP peers in that AS. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-octet AS numbers. If null, this filter applies to EGP advertisements from peers in any AS.

from EGP' Gateway list. Only applicable for EGP sourced routes and if EGP is included as a route source. This octet string contains the IP address of one or more EGP gateways. If an EGP gateway is included in this list, this filter applies to EGP advertisements that use this gateway as the next hop. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to EGP advertisements with any gateway address.

from BGP' Peer list. Only applicable for BGP sourced routes and if BGP is included as a route source. This octet string contains the IP address of one or more BGP peers. If a BGP peer is included in this list, this filter applies to BGP advertisements authored by that router. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to BGP advertisements from any router.

from BGP' AS list. Only applicable for BGP sourced routes and if BGP is included as a route source. This octet string contains Autonomous System Numbers. If an AS number is included in this list, this filter applies to BGP advertisements received from BGP peers in that AS. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-octet AS numbers. If null, this filter applies to BGP advertisements from peers in any AS.

from BGP' NextHop list. Only applicable for BGP sourced routes and if BGP is included as a route source. This octet string contains IP addresses. If an IP address is included in this list, this filter applies to BGP advertisements whose NEXT_HOP attribute matches this IP address. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to BGP advertisements with any NEXT_HOP attribute.

BGP-3 Outbound Peer AS list. This octet string contains Autonomous System Numbers. If an AS number is included in this list, this filter applies to BGP advertisements being sent to BGP peers in that AS. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-octet AS numbers. If null, this filter applies to BGP advertisements going to peers in any AS.

BGP-3 Outbound Peer list. This octet string contains the IP address of one or more BGP peers. If a BGP peer is included in this list, this filter applies to BGP advertisements being sent to that peer. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to BGP advertisements being sent to any peer.

Inter-AS Metric Selector. This parameter indicates whether or not an INTER_AS_METRIC will be advertised for a network matching this filter and, if advertised, what value to use. 'none' indicates that no metric will be advertised. 'specified' indicates that the value in wfIpBgp3AnnounceInterAsMetric will be used. 'originating' indicates that the metric from the originating protocol will be used. Only valid if 'action' is 'announce'. Enumeration: 'originating': 3, 'none': 1, 'specified': 2.

Specific Inter-AS Metric. If wfIpBgp3AnnounceUseMetric is set to 'specified', this is the value that will be used for the INTER_AS_METRIC. Only valid if 'action' is 'announce

ORIGIN attribute override. If non-null, the ORIGIN attribute of a route matching this filter will be replaced with the indicated value. Only valid if 'action' is 'announce'. Enumeration: 'none': 4, 'egp': 2, 'incomplete': 3, 'igp': 1.

AS-path override. If non-null, the AS_PATH attribute of a route matching this filter will be replaced with the indicated AS path. Each element of the AS path is 2-octet AS number. Only valid if 'action' is 'announce'.

Announce Next Hop. If action is ANNOUNCE and this instance is non-zero, then overwrite Next Hop with specified value.

BGP Community list. This identifies which communities will be associated with this rule. If non-null, the octet string contains one or more 4-octet BGP Community numbers.

Action 'as-is' means that existing BGP Community attribute is unchanged. 'remove' - all BGP Communities are removed from an update. 'append' - existing BGP Communities are appended with the list of communities defined in wfIpBgp3AnnounceCommunity. 'replace' - existing BGP Communities are are replaced with those defined in wfIpBgp3AnnounceCommunity. Enumeration: 'as-is': 1, 'append': 3, 'remove': 2, 'replace': 4.

BGP Community list. This list identifies which attributes will match this rule. The octet string is a list of communities. Each community is 4 bytes long. If the 2 MS bytes are 0, the match is performed on the lower 16 bits. Only applicable to BGP-learnt routes. A null string means 'match any attribute'.

The table of BGP-4 Accept Route Policy Rules

An entry in the BGP-4 Accept Rule Table

Create/Delete parameter. Enumeration: 'create': 1, 'delete': 2.

Enable/Disable parameter. Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'enabled': 1.

Rule index number

Rule name - user specified name for this rule

Network identification list. This identifies which networks will match this rule. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 3-tuples of this form: first octet: exact (1) or range (2) next 4 octets: network number next 4 octets: network mask An entry with an 'exact' tag means to only match the specific network advertisement (number & mask). An entry with a 'range' tag means to match any network number that falls in the range indicated by the number and mask. An 'exact' encoding of 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 means 'match the default route. A 'range' encoding of 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 means 'match any route'. A null string also means 'match any route'.

action. 'accept' means that the route should be considered for inclusion in the routing table. 'ignore' means don't consider the route Enumeration: 'ignore': 3, 'accept': 1.

preference. This is a metric to be used to compare the route to other routes to the same destination. A value of 16 is 'most preferred'. This parameter only has meaning if the action is 'accept'.

precedence. This is a metric to be used to compare this policy rule to other rules that a given route may match. A rule with a higher precedence value will be chosen over one with a smaller value. In the case of a tie, the rule index is used (larger wins).

network injection list. this octet string should only be non-null if the action is 'accept' and if it is desired to insert networks into the routing table that differ from the actual advertised network. For instance, if a number of networks in a certain range are learned, an aggregate advertisement could be inserted instead of the individual networks. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-tuples of this form: first 4 octets: network number next 4 octets: network mask Upon receiving a route that matches this filter, all networks in this list will be considered for inclusion in the routing table. If the list is null, the actual received network is considered. An encoding of 255.255.255.255/255.255.255.255 means 'match the actual received network.' This allows insertion of an aggregate or default along with the actual network. Currently, this is only used for routes received via BGP.

BGP-4 Peer AS list. This octet string contains Autonomous System numbers. If an AS appears in this list, this filter applies to BGP advertisements from peers in that AS. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-octet AS numbers. If null, this filter applies to BGP advertisements from peers in any AS.

BGP-4 Peer list. This octet string contains the IP addresses of one or more BGP peers. If a peer address appears in this list, this filter applies to BGP advertisements from that peer. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to BGP advertisements from any BGP peer.

BGP-4 Originating AS list. This octet string contains Autonomous System numbers. If an AS appears in this list, this filter applies to BGP advertisements that have the AS as their originating AS. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-octet AS numbers. If null, this filter applies to BGP advertisements with any originating AS.

BGP-4 ORIGIN path attribute. This is a bit map of the three possible origin types: IGP, EGP, and Incomplete. If the bit for a particular origin type is on, this filter applies to all advertisements with that ORIGIN path attribute. Enumeration: 'incompleteorigp': 5, 'igp': 1, 'igporegp': 3, 'egp': 2, 'incomplete': 4, 'any': 7, 'incompleteoregp': 6.

BGP-4 Aggregator AS list. This octet string contains Autonomous System numbers. If an AS appears in this list, this filter applies to BGP advertisements that contain the AS number in their AGGREGATOR path attribute. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-octet AS numbers. If null, this filter applies to BGP advertisements with any AS number in the AGGREGATOR path attribute.

BGP-4 Aggregator Router list. This octet string contains the IP addresses of one or more BGP routers. If a router address appears in this list, this filter applies to BGP advertisements that contain the address in their AGGREGATOR path attribute. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to BGP advertisements with any router address in the AGGREGATOR path attribute.

BGP-4 Local Preference override. If non-null, any route matching this filter takes is assigned a local preference of the indicated value. This is used to override the calculated value for EBGP routes or the LOCAL_PREF path attribute for IBGP routes.

BGP-4 preference. For routes that match this filter, this value is used for comparison against other BGP-4 routes. A larger value is more preferred. Only valid if 'action' is 'accept'.

BGP AS Weight Class. For routes that match this filter, this value indicates which weight values should be used when calculating the AS path weight (see the AS weights table). Only valid if 'action' is 'accept'. Enumeration: 'class8': 8, 'class6': 6, 'class7': 7, 'class4': 4, 'class5': 5, 'class2': 2, 'class3': 3, 'class1': 1.

BGP AS_PATH Pattern Match string. This filter applies to BGP AS_PATH attribute and only routes which as_path matches the pattern string will be accepted. A pattern string can be any regular expression; this parameter is ignored if the string is malformed or not set.

BGP Community list. This list identifies which attributes will match this rule. The octet string is a list of communities. Each community is 4 bytes long. If the 2 MS bytes are 0, the match is performed on the lower 16 bits. A null string means 'match any attribute'.

Multi-Exit Discriminator Selector. This parameter indicates whether or not a MULTI_EXIT_DISC will be accepted for a network matching this filter and, if accepted, what value to use. 'pass' indicates that the value will be advertised as received. 'override' indicates that the value in wfIpBgp4AnnounceMultiExitDisc will be used. 'generate' indicates that the value in wfIpBgp4AnnounceMultiExitDisc will be used if a MED attr. is not present in the BGP-4 update message. 'delete' indicates that the metric will be removed if present in the attribute list. Only valid if 'action' is 'accept'. Enumeration: 'passthr': 1, 'override': 2, 'generate': 3, 'delete': 4.

Specific Multi-Exit Discriminator. If wfIpBgp4AcceptUseMultiExitDisc is set to 'override' or 'Generate' and there is MED present, this is the value that will be used for the MULTI_EXIT_DISC. Only valid if 'action' is 'accept'.

AS Prepend. This octet string contains AS numbers to be added as a SEQUENCE to AS Path.

BGP Community list. This identifies which communities will be associated with this rule. If non-null, the octet string contains one or more 4-octet BGP Community numbers.

Action 'as-is' means that existing BGP Community attribute is unchanged. 'remove' - all BGP Communities are removed from an update. 'append' - existing BGP Communities are appended with the list of communities defined in wfIpBgp4AcceptCommunity. 'replace' - existing BGP Communities are are replaced with those defined in wfIpBgp4AcceptCommunity. Enumeration: 'as-is': 1, 'append': 3, 'remove': 2, 'replace': 4.

Enables or disables Route Flap Dampening. Route flap dampeni ng applies only to EBGP learnt routes. Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'enabled': 1.

If Route Flap Dampening enabled, it will use this value to index into the wfBgpRouteFlapTemplate table. The default value of 1, points to the Default Template

The table of BGP-4 Announce Policy Rules

An entry in the BGP-4 Announce Rule Table

Create/Delete parameter. Enumeration: 'create': 1, 'delete': 2.

Enable/Disable parameter. Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'enabled': 1.

Rule index number

Rule name - user specified name for this rule

Network identification list. This identifies which networks will match this rule. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 3-tuples of this form: first octet: exact (1) or range (2) next 4 octets: network number next 4 octets: network mask An entry with an 'exact' tag means to only match the specific network advertisement (number & mask). An entry with a 'range' tag means to match any network number that falls in the range indicated by the number and mask. An 'exact' encoding of 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 means 'match the default route. A 'range' encoding of 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 means 'match any route'. A null string also means 'match any route'.

action. 'announce' means that the route should be advertised. 'ignore' means don't advertise the route. Enumeration: 'ignore': 3, 'announce': 2.

precedence. This is a metric to be used to compare this policy rule to other rules that a given route may match. A rule with a higher precedence value will be chosen over one with a smaller value. In the case of a tie, the rule index is used (larger wins).

route source. This parameter can contain one or more route source identifiers. If the route source is in this bit map, then a route from that source that meets the other criteria of this filter will match the filter. bit 0 bit 31 +---------------------------------------+ | | +---------------------------------------+ bit31 DIRECT bit30 STATIC bit29 RIP bit28 OSPF bit27 EGP bit26 BGP

external route source. This parameter can contain one or more external route source identifiers. If the external route source is in this bit map, then a route from that external source that meets the other criteria of this filter will match the filter. bit 0 bit 31 +---------------------------------------+ | | +---------------------------------------+ bit31 DIRECT bit30 STATIC bit29 RIP bit28 OSPF bit27 EGP bit26 BGP

network advertisement list. this octet string should only be non-null if the action is 'announce' and if it is desired to advertise networks that differ from the actual network in the routing table. For instance, if a number of networks in a certain range are in the table, an aggregate could be advertised instead of the individual networks. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-tuples of this form: first 4 octets: network number next 4 octets: network mask Upon receiving a route that matches this filter, all networks in this list will be advertised. If the list is null, the actual network is advertised. An encoding of 255.255.255.255/255.255.255.255 means 'match the actual network.' This allows advertisement of an aggregate or default along with the actual network.

from RIP' gateway list. Only applicable for RIP sourced routes and if RIP is included as a route source. This octet string contains the addresses of one or more routers that could send RIP updates to this router. If a router address is included in this list, this filter applies to RIP advertisements from that router. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to RIP updates from any router.

from RIP' interface list. Only applicable for RIP sourced routes and if RIP is included as a route source. This octet string contains the addresses of one or more interfaces on this router. If an interface address is included in this list, this filter applies to RIP advertisements received on that interface. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to RIP updates received on any interface.

from OSPF' Router ID list. Only applicable for OSPF sourced routes and if OSPF is included as a route source. This octet string contains the router IDs of one or more OSPF routers. If a router ID is included in this list, this filter applies to OSPF advertisements authored by that router. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to OSPF updates from any router.

from OSPF' route type. Only applicable for OSPF sourced routes and if OSPF is included as a route source. This parameter describes which types of OSPF routes match this filter. 'any' means match any route type. 'internal' means 'match any non-ASE'. 'external' means 'match any ASE'. 'type1' means 'match any external type 1'. 'type2' means 'match any external type 2 Enumeration: 'any': 7, 'internal': 4, 'type1': 1, 'external': 3, 'type2': 2.

from OSPF' ASE tag list. Only applicable for OSPF sourced ASE routes and if OSPF is included as a route source. This octet string contains tag values that could be present in an OSPF ASE advertisement. If a tag value is included in this list, this filter applies to OSPF ASE advertisements that contain this tag value. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet tag values. If null, this filter applies to OSPF ASEs with any tag value.

from EGP' Peer list. Only applicable for EGP sourced routes and if EGP is included as a route source. This octet string contains the IP address of one or more EGP peers. If an EGP peer is included in this list, this filter applies to EGP advertisements authored by that router. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to EGP advertisements from any router.

from EGP' Peer AS list. Only applicable for EGP sourced routes and if EGP is included as a route source. This octet string contains Autonomous System Numbers. If an AS number is included in this list, this filter applies to EGP advertisements received from EBP peers in that AS. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-octet AS numbers. If null, this filter applies to EGP advertisements from peers in any AS.

from EGP' Gateway list. Only applicable for EGP sourced routes and if EGP is included as a route source. This octet string contains the IP address of one or more EGP gateways. If an EGP gateway is included in this list, this filter applies to EGP advertisements that use this gateway as the next hop. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to EGP advertisements with any gateway address.

from BGP' Peer list. Only applicable for BGP sourced routes and if BGP is included as a route source. This octet string contains the IP address of one or more BGP peers. If a BGP peer is included in this list, this filter applies to BGP advertisements authored by that router. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to BGP advertisements from any router.

from BGP' AS list. Only applicable for BGP sourced routes and if BGP is included as a route source. This octet string contains Autonomous System Numbers. If an AS number is included in this list, this filter applies to BGP advertisements received from BGP peers in that AS. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-octet AS numbers. If null, this filter applies to BGP advertisements from peers in any AS.

from BGP' NextHop list. Only applicable for BGP sourced routes and if BGP is included as a route source. This octet string contains IP addresses. If an IP address is included in this list, this filter applies to BGP advertisements whose NEXT_HOP attribute matches this IP address. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to BGP advertisements with any NEXT_HOP attribute.

BGP-4 Outbound Peer AS list. This octet string contains Autonomous System Numbers. If an AS number is included in this list, this filter applies to BGP advertisements being sent to BGP peers in that AS. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-octet AS numbers. If null, this filter applies to BGP advertisements going to peers in any AS.

BGP-4 Outbound Peer list. This octet string contains the IP address of one or more BGP peers. If a BGP peer is included in this list, this filter applies to BGP advertisements being sent to that peer. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to BGP advertisements being sent to any peer.

Multi-Exit Discriminator Selector. This parameter indicates whether or not a MULTI_EXIT_DISC will be advertised for a network matching this filter and, if advertised, what value to use. 'none' indicates that no value will be advertised. 'specified' indicates that the value in wfIpBgp4AnnounceMultiExitDisc will be used. 'originating' indicates that the metric from the originating protocol will be used. Only valid if 'action' is 'announce'. Enumeration: 'originating': 3, 'none': 1, 'specified': 2.

Specific Multi-Exit Discriminator. If wfIpBgp4AnnounceUseMultiExitDisc is set to 'specified', this is the value that will be used for the MULTI_EXIT_DISC. Only valid if 'action' is 'announce'.

ORIGIN attribute override. If non-null, the ORIGIN attribute of a route matching this filter will be replaced with the indicated value. Only valid if 'action' is 'announce'. Enumeration: 'none': 4, 'egp': 2, 'incomplete': 3, 'igp': 1.

AS-path override. If non-null, the AS_PATH attribute of a route matching this filter will be replaced with the indicated AS path. A BGP-4 AS_PATH is composed of AS path segments. Each AS path segment is represented by a triple: . The path segment type is a 1-octet long field with the following values defined: 1: AS_SET: an unordered set of ASes a route in the UPDATE message has traversed. 2: AS_SEQUENCE: an ordered set of ASes a route in the UPDATE message has traversed. The path segment length is a 1-octet long field containing the number of ASes in the path segment value field. The path segment value field contains one or more AS numbers, each encoded as a 2-octet long field. Only valid if 'action' is 'announce'.

local pref override. Only valid when advertise to an IBGP peer. If this is false, the route weight value will be used to calculate the LOCAL_PREF path attribute. If this is true, the value in wfIpBgp4AnnounceLocalPref will be used instead. Enumeration: 'true': 2, 'false': 1.

local pref override value. Only valid when advertise to an IBGP peer. and if wfIpBgp4AnnounceLocalPrefOverride is set to IP_BGP4_ANNOUNCE_LOCAL_PREF_OVERRIDE_TRUE. If this case, this value is used as the LOCAL_PREF path attribute.

Announce Next Hop. If action is ANNOUNCE and this instance is non-zero, then overwrite Next Hop with specified value.

Announce Atomic aggregation Enumeration: 'default': 1, 'ignore': 3, 'force': 2.

BGP AS_PATH Pattern Match string. This filter applies to BGP AS_PATH attribute and only routes which as_path matches the pattern string will be announced. A pattern string can be any regular expression; this parameter is ignored if the string is malformed or not set.

BGP Community list. This identifies which communities will be associated with this rule. If non-null, the octet string contains one or more 4-octet BGP Community numbers.

Action 'as-is' means that existing BGP Community attribute is unchanged. 'remove' - all BGP Communities are removed from an update. 'append' - existing BGP Communities are appended with the list of communities defined in wfIpBgp4AnnounceCommunity. 'replace' - existing BGP Communities are are replaced with those defined in wfIpBgp4AnnounceCommunity. Enumeration: 'as-is': 1, 'append': 3, 'remove': 2, 'replace': 4.

BGP Community list. This list identifies which attributes will match this rule. The octet string is a list of communities. Each community is 4 bytes long. If the 2 MS bytes are 0, the match is performed on the lower 16 bits. Only applicable to BGP-learnt routes. A null string means 'match any attribute'.

AS numbers list.This octet string contains AS numbers to be added as a SEQUENCE to AS Path.

The Table of IGMP Group Policy Rules

An entry in the IGMP Group Policy Table.

Create/Delete parameter. Enumeration: 'create': 1, 'delete': 2.

Enable/Disable parameter. Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'enabled': 1.

Rule index number

Rule name - user specified name for this rule

Source identification list. This identifies which sources will match this rule. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 3-tuples of this form: first octet: exact (1) or range (2) next 4 octets: source address next 4 octets: source mask An entry with an 'exact' tag means to only match the specific source (number & mask). An entry with a 'range' tag means to match any source that falls in the range indicated by the source and mask. A null string also means 'match any source'.

action. 'accept' means that the group join should be accepted. 'ignore' means to ignore the group join Enumeration: 'ignore': 3, 'accept': 1.

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precedence. This is a metric to be used to compare this policy rule to other rules that a given route may match. A rule with a higher precedence value will be chosen over one with a smaller value. In the case of a tie, the rule index is used (larger wins). Note that the policy match is not 'most specific' so the precedence has to be used to select from multiple matches.

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Group list. This identifies which groups will match this rule. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-tuples of this form: next 4 octets: group number next 4 octets: group mask A null string also means 'match any group'.

Circuit identification list. This identifies which circuits will match this rule. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-octet, each representing a circuit. A null string also means 'match any circuit'.

Sender identification list. This identifies which senders will match this rule. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-tuples of this form: first 4 octets: sender address next 4 octets: sender mask A null string also means 'match any sender'.

The Table of static forwarding entries

An entry in the static forwarding Table

Create/Delete parameter. Enumeration: 'create': 1, 'delete': 2.

Enable/Disable parameter. Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'enabled': 1.

Rule index number

Rule name - user specified name for this rule

Group list. This identifies which groups will match this rule. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-tuples of this form: next 4 octets: group number next 4 octets: group mask A null string also means 'match any group'.

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If not 0, indicates this policy overwrites multicast protocols otherwise it can be overwritten by multicast protocols. If it overwrites protocols, then forwarding decision is made purely according to the policy; if it can be overwritten by protocols, then protocols have to be consulted to make the decision. For example, s policy 'overwritten_by_procotol' can be used in the following situation: Before a multicast protocol comes up on an incoming circuit, forwarding decision is made according to the policy. After the protocol comes up, the protocol will make the decision

precedence. This is a metric to be used to compare this policy rule to other rules that a given route may match. A rule with a higher precedence value will be chosen over one with a smaller value. In the case of a tie, the rule index is used (larger wins). Note that the policy match is not most specific so the precedence has to be used to select from multiple matches.

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Source identification list. This identifies which sources will match this rule. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-tuples of this form: next 4 octets: source address next 4 octets: source mask A null string also means 'match any source'.

Inbound ircuit ist. This is not a selection criteria. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-octet, each representing a circuit on which mulicast packets whose (s, g) matche this rule will be accepted. A null string means those packets should not be accepted at all

Outbound circuit list. This is not a selection criteria. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-tuple, each representing a circuit out of which mulicast packets whose (s, g) matche this rule will be forwarded. Each tuple is in the following format: first 2-octet: circuit number following 2 octets: ttl threshold A null string means those packets should not be forwarded at all.

static static entries overrides multicast protocol decisions statictodynamic Accept the multicast packet from a specified non-multicast and static configured interface and forward it on to outbound interfaces running multicast protocols as per multicast protocol rules dynamictostatic accept the multicast packet from an interface running multicast protocol and forward it on to static configured non-multicast out bound interfaces Enumeration: 'static': 2, 'dynamictostatic': 4, 'statictodynamic': 3.

The Table of Rip Accept Policy Rules

An entry in the Rip Accept Rule Table

Create/Delete parameter. Enumeration: 'create': 1, 'delete': 2.

Enable/Disable parameter. Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'enabled': 1.

Rule index number

Rule name - user specified name for this rule

Network identification list. This identifies which networks will match this rule. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 3-tuples of this form: first octet: exact (1) or range (2) next 4 octets: network number next 4 octets: network mask An entry with an 'exact' tag means to only match the specific network advertisement (number & mask). An entry with a 'range' tag means to match any network number that falls in the range indicated by the number and mask. An 'exact' encoding of 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 means 'match the default route. A 'range' encoding of 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 means 'match any route'. A null string also means 'match any route'.

action. 'accept' means that the route should be considered for inclusion in the routing table. 'ignore' means don't consider the route Enumeration: 'ignore': 3, 'accept': 1.

preference. This is a metric to be used to compare the route to other routes to the same destination. A value of 16 is 'most preferred'. This parameter only has meaning if the action is 'accept'.

precedence. This is a metric to be used to compare this policy rule to other rules that a given route may match. A rule with a higher precedence value will be chosen over one with a smaller value. In the case of a tie, the rule index is used (larger wins).

network injection list. this octet string should only be non-null if the action is 'accept' and if it is desired to insert networks into the routing table that differ from the actual advertised network. For instance, if a number of networks in a certain range are learned, an aggregate advertisement could be inserted instead of the individual networks. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-tuples of this form: first 4 octets: network number next 4 octets: network mask Upon receiving a route that matches this filter, all networks in this list will be considered for inclusion in the routing table. If the list is null, the actual received network is considered. An encoding of 255.255.255.255/255.255.255.255 means 'match the actual received network.' This allows insertion of an aggregate or default along with the actual network. Currently, this is only used for routes received via BGP.

RIP gateway list. This octet string contains the addresses of one or more routers that could send RIP updates to this router. If a router address is included in this list, this filter applies to RIP advertisements from that router. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to RIP updates from any router.

RIP interface list. This octet string contains the addresses of one or more interfaces on this router. If an interface address is included in this list, this filter applies to RIP advertisements received on that interface. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to RIP updates received on any interface.

Injection Mask: If the 'action' is accept and the actual received network will be considered, this is an optional IP address mask that will be applied to the network number from the RIP update. This is used to override the interface's subnet mask in the presence of networks with variable length subnet masks.

The Table of Mospf Announce Route Policy Rules. The rules in this table are how the mospf learns routes from DVMRP routing pool.

An entry in the MOSPF Announce Rule Table

Create/Delete parameter. Enumeration: 'create': 1, 'delete': 2.

Enable/Disable parameter. Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'enabled': 1.

Rule index number

Rule name - user specified name for this rule

Network identification list. This identifies which networks will match this rule. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 3-tuples of this form: first octet: exact (1) or range (2) next 4 octets: network number next 4 octets: network mask An entry with an 'exact' tag means to only match the specific network advertisement (number & mask). An entry with a 'range' tag means to match any network number that falls in the range indicated by the number and mask. An 'exact' encoding of 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 means 'match the default route. A 'range' encoding of 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 means 'match any route'. A null string also means 'match any route'.

action. 'announce' means that the route should be advertised. 'ignore' means don't advertise the route. Enumeration: 'ignore': 3, 'announce': 2.

precedence. This is a metric to be used to compare this policy rule to other rules that a given route may match. A rule with a higher precedence value will be chosen over one with a smaller value. In the case of a tie, the rule index is used (larger wins).

not used. this is here only because of a common internal data structure

not used. this is here only because of a common internal data structure

network advertisement list. this octet string should only be non-null if the action is 'announce' and if it is desired to advertise networks that differ from the actual network in the routing table. For instance, if a number of networks in a certain range are in the table, an aggregate could be advertised instead of the individual networks. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-tuples of this form: first 4 octets: network number next 4 octets: network mask Upon receiving a route that matches this filter, all networks in this list will be advertised. If the list is null, the actual network is advertised. An encoding of 255.255.255.255/255.255.255.255 means 'match the actual network.' This allows advertisement of an aggregate or default along with the actual network.

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not used. this is here only because of a common internal data structure Enumeration: 'any': 7, 'internal': 4, 'type1': 1, 'external': 3, 'type2': 2.

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The Table of Rip Accept Policy Rules

An entry in the Dvmrp Accept Rule Table

Create/Delete parameter. Enumeration: 'create': 1, 'delete': 2.

Enable/Disable parameter. Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'enabled': 1.

Rule index number

Rule name - user specified name for this rule

Network identification list. This identifies which networks will match this rule. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 3-tuples of this form: first octet: exact (1) or range (2) next 4 octets: network number next 4 octets: network mask An entry with an 'exact' tag means to only match the specific network advertisement (number & mask). An entry with a 'range' tag means to match any network number that falls in the range indicated by the number and mask. An 'exact' encoding of 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 means 'match the default route. A 'range' encoding of 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 means 'match any route'. A null string also means 'match any route'.

action. 'accept' means that the route should be considered for inclusion in the routing table. 'ignore' means don't consider the route Enumeration: 'ignore': 3, 'accept': 1.

not used. This is here only for common internal data structures.

precedence. This is a metric to be used to compare this policy rule to other rules that a given route may match. A rule with a higher precedence value will be chosen over one with a smaller value. In the case of a tie, the rule index is used (larger wins).

Network injection list. this octet string should only be non-null if the action is 'accept' and if it is desired to insert networks into the routing table that differ from the actual advertised network. For instance, if a number of networks in a certain range are learned, an aggregate advertisement could be inserted instead of the individual networks. If non-null, The octet string contains one 2-tuples of this form: first 4 octets: network number next 4 octets: network mask Upon receiving a route that matches this filter, the network in this list will be considered for inclusion in the routing table. If the list is null, the actual received network is considered.

DVMRP gateway list. This octet string contains the addresses of one or more routers that could send DVMRP updates to this router. If a router address is included in this list, this filter applies to DVMRP advertisements from that router. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to DVMRP updates from any router.

Dvmrp interface list. This is a list of DVMRP interfaces. If a interface appears in this list, the filter applies to DVMRP advertisements received on this interface. If non-null, The octet string contains 4-octet IP address. If null, this filter applies to DVMRP updates received on any DVMRP interface.

Not used in this release Injection Mask: If the 'action' is accept and the actual received network will be considered, this is an optional IP address mask that will be applied to the network number from the DVMRP update. This is used to override the interface's subnet mask in the presence of networks with variable length subnet masks.

Dvmrp tunnel list. This is a list of DVMRP tunnels. If an tunnel interface appears in this listless filter applies to DVMRP advertisements sent via that tunnel. Each tunnel takes 8 octets, the first 4 of which are for local IP address, and the last 4 are for remote IP address If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 8-octet IP addresses. If the first 8-octet contains all f, this filter does not applies to any tunnel. If null, this filter applies to any DVMRP tunnel.

Inject Route Metric. This value represents the cost of the aggregated route which associates with wfIpDvmrpAcceptInject mib injects into DVMRP routing table. The default value is set to 1.

The Table of Dvmrp Announce Route Policy Rules

An entry in the Dvmrp Announce Rule Table

Create/Delete parameter. Enumeration: 'create': 1, 'delete': 2.

Enable/Disable parameter. Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'enabled': 1.

Rule index number

Rule name - user specified name for this rule

Network identification list. This identifies which networks will match this rule. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 3-tuples of this form: first octet: exact (1) or range (2) next 4 octets: network number next 4 octets: network mask An entry with an 'exact' tag means to only match the specific network advertisement (number & mask). An entry with a 'range' tag means to match any network number that falls in the range indicated by the number and mask. An 'exact' encoding of 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 means 'match the default route. A 'range' encoding of 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 means 'match any route'. A null string also means 'match any route'.

action. 'announce' means that the route should be advertised. 'ignore' means don't advertise the route. Enumeration: 'ignore': 3, 'announce': 2.

precedence. This is a metric to be used to compare this policy rule to other rules that a given route may match. A rule with a higher precedence value will be chosen over one with a smaller value. In the case of a tie, the rule index is used (larger wins).

not used. this is here only because of a common internal data structure

not used. this is here only because of a common internal data structure

Network advertisement list. this octet string should only be non-null if the action is 'announce' and if it is desired to advertise networks that differ from the actual network in the routing table. For instance, if a number of networks in a certain range are in the table, an aggregate could be advertised instead of the individual networks. If non-null, The octet string contains one 2-tuples of this form: first 4 octets: network number next 4 octets: network mask Upon receiving a route that matches this filter, the network in this list will be advertised. If the list is null, the actual network is advertised.

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not used. this is here only because of a common internal data structure Enumeration: 'any': 7, 'internal': 4, 'type1': 1, 'external': 3, 'type2': 2.

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Dvmrp circuit list. This is a list of DVMRP circuits. If a circuit appears in this list, the filter applies to DVMRP advertisements sent via that circuit. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-octet circuit number. If the first 2-octet contains all f, this filter does not applies to any circuits. If null, this filter applies to any outbound DVMRP circuit.

Dvmrp tunnel list. This is a list of DVMRP tunnels. If an tunnel interface appears in this list,the filter applies to DVMRP advertisements sent via that tunnel. Each tunnel takes 8 octets, the first 4 of which are for local IP address, and the last 4 are for remote IP address If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 8-octet IP addresses. If the first 8-octet contains all f, this filter does not applies to any tunnel. If null, this filter applies to any DVMRP tunnel.

Route Metric. This value is announced as the metric for the routes specified in the network identification list. If non-null, then the routes for the specified networks in the network identification list are advertised with this metric even it differs from the metric in the routing table. If null, then the metrics in the routing table are advertised.

Dvmrp interface list. This is a list of DVMRP interfaces. If a interface appears in this list, the filter applies to DVMRP advertisements sent via that interface. If non-null, The octet string contains 4-octet IP address. If null, this filter applies to any outbound DVMRP interface.

The Table of Dvmrp Inject Unicast routes Policy Rules

An entry in the Dvmrp Inject Route Rule Table

Create/Delete parameter. Enumeration: 'create': 1, 'delete': 2.

Enable/Disable parameter. Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'enabled': 1.

Rule index number

Rule name - user specified name for this rule

Network identification list. This identifies which networks will match this rule. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 3-tuples of this form: first octet: exact (1) or range (2) next 4 octets: network number next 4 octets: network mask An entry with an 'exact' tag means to only match the specific network advertisement (number & mask). An entry with a 'range' tag means to match any network number that falls in the range indicated by the number and mask. A null string also means 'match any route'.

action. 'accept' means that the route should be imported from RTM to the DVMRP routing table. 'ignore' means don't consider the route Enumeration: 'ignore': 3, 'accept': 1.

preference. This is a metric to be used to compare the preference path between inject route or the existing route in DVMRP routing table. If the injecting unicast route is prefered, then the value need to be set higher than the preference of the existing route. The routes learned from DVMRP network always has preference set to 1. This parameter only has meaning if the action is 'accept'.

precedence. This is a metric to be used to compare this policy rule to other rules that a given route may match. A rule with a higher precedence value will be chosen over one with a smaller value. In the case of a tie, the rule index is used (larger wins). Note that the policy match is not most specific so the precedence has to be used to select from multiple matches.

network injection list. this octet string should only be non-null if the action is 'accept' and if it is desired to insert networks into the routing table that differ from the actual advertised network. For instance, if a number of networks in a certain range are learned, an aggregate advertisement could be inserted instead of the individual networks. If non-null, The octet string contains one 2-tuples of this form: first 4 octets: network number next 4 octets: network mask Upon receiving a route that matches this filter, the network in this list will be considered for inclusion in the routing table. If the list is null, the actual received network is considered.

Injected unicast routes inbound circuit list. This octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If an interface address is included in this list, the unicast routes received on that interface match this rule will be accepted. If null, this filter applies to unicast routes received on any interface.

Select the injected route type from RTM. Enumeration: 'ospf': 4, 'best-route': 2, 'both': 6.

Route Metric. This value represents the cost of the external routes which are OSPF or unicast best route to be injected into DVMRP routing table. The default value is set to 1.

The Table of Integrated IS-IS Accept Route Filter Rules

An entry in the Integrated IS-IS Accept Route Policy Table

Create/Delete parameter. Enumeration: 'create': 1, 'delete': 2.

Enable/Disable parameter. Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'enabled': 1.

Rule index number

Rule name - user specified name for this rule

Network identification list. This identifies which networks will match this rule. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 3-tuples of this form: first octet: exact (1) or range (2) next 4 octets: network number next 4 octets: network mask An entry with an 'exact' tag means to only match the specific network advertisement (number & mask). An entry with a 'range' tag means to match any network number that falls in the range indicated by the number and mask. An 'exact' encoding of 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 means 'match the default route. A 'range' encoding of 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 means 'match any route'. A null string also means 'match any route'.

action. 'accept' means that the route should be considered for inclusion in the routing table. 'ignore' means don't consider the route Enumeration: 'ignore': 3, 'accept': 1.

preference. This is a metric to be used to compare the route to other routes to the same destination. A value of 16 is 'most preferred'. This parameter only has meaning if the action is 'accept'.

precedence. This is a metric to be used to compare this policy rule to other rules that a given route may match. A rule with a higher precedence value will be chosen over one with a smaller value. In the case of a tie, the rule index is used (larger wins).

network injection list. this octet string should only be non-null if the action is 'accept' and if it is desired to insert networks into the routing table that differ from the actual advertised network. For instance, if a number of networks in a certain range are learned, an aggregate advertisement could be inserted instead of the individual networks. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-tuples of this form: first 4 octets: network number next 4 octets: network mask Upon receiving a route that matches this filter, all networks in this list will be considered for inclusion in the routing table. If the list is null, the actual received network is considered. An encoding of 255.255.255.255/255.255.255.255 means 'match the actual received network.' This allows insertion of an aggregate or default along with the actual network. Currently, this is only used for routes received via BGP.

Integrated IS-IS external metric type. This parameter describes which types of Integrated IS-IS routes match this filter. 'any' means 'match either internal or external'. Enumeration: 'internal': 1, 'external': 2, 'any': 3.

The Table of Integrated IS-IS Announce Route Policy Rules

An entry in the Announce Route Filter Table

Create/Delete parameter. Enumeration: 'create': 1, 'delete': 2.

Enable/Disable parameter. Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'enabled': 1.

Rule index number

Rule name - user specified name for this rule

Network identification list. This identifies which networks will match this rule. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 3-tuples of this form: first octet: exact (1) or range (2) next 4 octets: network number next 4 octets: network mask An entry with an 'exact' tag means to only match the specific network advertisement (number & mask). An entry with a 'range' tag means to match any network number that falls in the range indicated by the number and mask. An 'exact' encoding of 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 means 'match the default route. A 'range' encoding of 0.0.0.0/0.0.0.0 means 'match any route'. A null string also means 'match any route'.

action. 'announce' means that the route should be advertised. 'ignore' means don't advertise the route. Enumeration: 'ignore': 3, 'announce': 2.

precedence. This is a metric to be used to compare this policy rule to other rules that a given route may match. A rule with a higher precedence value will be chosen over one with a smaller value. In the case of a tie, the rule index is used (larger wins).

route source. This parameter can contain one or more route source identifiers. If the route source is in this bit map, then a route from that source that meets the other criteria of this filter will match the filter. In the first phase of Integrated IS-IS only direct and static are being considered bit 0 bit 31 +---------------------------------------+ | | +---------------------------------------+ bit31 DIRECT bit30 STATIC bit29 RIP bit28 OSPF bit27 EGP bit26 BGP

NOT USED for Integrated IS-IS external route source. This parameter can contain one or more external route source identifiers. If the external route source is in this bit map, then a route from that external source that meets the other criteria of this filter will match the filter. Not valid for OSPF announce rules .

network advertisement list. this octet string should only be non-null if the action is 'announce' and if it is desired to advertise networks that differ from the actual network in the routing table. For instance, if a number of networks in a certain range are in the table, an aggregate could be advertised instead of the individual networks. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-tuples of this form: first 4 octets: network number next 4 octets: network mask Upon receiving a route that matches this filter, all networks in this list will be advertised. If the list is null, the actual network is advertised. An encoding of 255.255.255.255/255.255.255.255 means 'match the actual network.' This allows advertisement of an aggregate or default along with the actual network.

Not applicable for first phase of Integrated IS_IS from RIP' gateway list. Only applicable for RIP sourced routes and if RIP is included as a route source. This octet string contains the addresses of one or more routers that could send RIP updates to this router. If a router address is included in this list, this filter applies to RIP advertisements from that router. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to RIP updates from any router.

Not applicable for first phase of Integrated IS_IS from RIP' interface list. Only applicable for RIP sourced routes and if RIP is included as a route source. This octet string contains the addresses of one or more interfaces on this router. If an interface address is included in this list, this filter applies to RIP advertisements received on that interface. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to RIP updates received on any interface.

Not applicable for first phase of Integrated IS_IS from OSPF' Router ID list. Only applicable for OSPF sourced routes and if OSPF is included as a route source. This octet string contains the router IDs of one or more OSPF routers. If a router ID is included in this list, this filter applies to OSPF advertisements authored by that router. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to OSPF updates from any router.

Not applicable for first phase of Integrated IS_IS from OSPF' route type. Only applicable for OSPF sourced routes and if OSPF is included as a route source. This parameter describes which types of OSPF routes match this filter. 'any' means match any route type. 'internal' means 'match any non-ASE'. 'external' means 'match any ASE'. 'type1' means 'match any external type 1'. 'type2' means 'match any external type 2 Enumeration: 'any': 7, 'internal': 4, 'type1': 1, 'external': 3, 'type2': 2.

Not applicable for first phase of Integrated IS_IS from OSPF' ASE tag list. Only applicable for OSPF sourced ASE routes and if OSPF is included as a route source. This octet string contains tag values that could be present in an OSPF ASE advertisement. If a tag value is included in this list, this filter applies to OSPF ASE advertisements that contain this tag value. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet tag values. If null, this filter applies to OSPF ASEs with any tag value.

Not applicable for first phase of Integrated IS_IS from EGP' Peer list. Only applicable for EGP sourced routes and if EGP is included as a route source. This octet string contains the IP address of one or more EGP peers. If an EGP peer is included in this list, this filter applies to EGP advertisements authored by that router. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to EGP advertisements from any router.

Not applicable for first phase of Integrated IS_IS from EGP' Peer AS list. Only applicable for EGP sourced routes and if EGP is included as a route source. This octet string contains Autonomous System Numbers. If an AS number is included in this list, this filter applies to EGP advertisements received from EBP peers in that AS. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-octet AS numbers. If null, this filter applies to EGP advertisements from peers in any AS.

Not applicable for first phase of Integrated IS_IS from EGP' Gateway list. Only applicable for EGP sourced routes and if EGP is included as a route source. This octet string contains the IP address of one or more EGP gateways. If an EGP gateway is included in this list, this filter applies to EGP advertisements that use this gateway as the next hop. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to EGP advertisements with any gateway address.

Not applicable for first phase of Integrated IS_IS from BGP' Peer list. Only applicable for BGP sourced routes and if BGP is included as a route source. This octet string contains the IP address of one or more BGP peers. If a BGP peer is included in this list, this filter applies to BGP advertisements authored by that router. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to BGP advertisements from any router.

Not applicable for first phase of Integrated IS_IS from BGP' AS list. Only applicable for BGP sourced routes and if BGP is included as a route source. This octet string contains Autonomous System Numbers. If an AS number is included in this list, this filter applies to BGP advertisements received from BGP peers in that AS. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-octet AS numbers. If null, this filter applies to BGP advertisements from peers in any AS.

Not applicable for first phase of Integrated IS_IS from BGP' NextHop list. Only applicable for BGP sourced routes and if BGP is included as a route source. This octet string contains IP addresses. If an IP address is included in this list, this filter applies to BGP advertisements whose NEXT_HOP attribute matches this IP address. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 4-octet IP addresses. If null, this filter applies to BGP advertisements with any NEXT_HOP attribute.

OSPF ASE type. The ASE type to use for routes that match this filter. This is only applicable if the action is 'accept'. A zero value means to use the default ASE type for the route source. Enumeration: 'internal': 1, 'external': 2.

Not applicable for Integrated IS-IS OSPF ASE tag. The ASE tag value to use for routes that match this filter. This is only applicable if the action is 'accept' and autotag is set to 'disable'.

Not applicable for Integrated IS-IS BGP/OSPF automatic tag generation: Only applicable if action is 'announce'. if set to 'disabled', the value in wfIpIisisAnnounceTag will be used for a tag. If set to 'enabled', a tag will be generated according to the criteria in RFC 1403 (or any RFC that supercedes it). Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'wf': 3, 'enabled': 1.

The optional metric to apply to this route. Zero means : use the route's actual cost. Only valid for propagate.

The Table of static forwarding entries

An entry in the static forwarding Table

Create/Delete parameter. Enumeration: 'create': 1, 'delete': 2.

Enable/Disable parameter. Enumeration: 'disabled': 2, 'enabled': 1.

Rule index number

Rule name - user specified name for this rule

Group list. This identifies which groups will match this rule. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-tuples of this form: First octet : 0x1(exact) or 0x2 (range) next 4 octets: group number next 4 octets: group mask A null string also means 'match any group'.

not used. this is here only because of a common internal data structure

note: Not used .This is here only for common internal data structures

precedence. This is a metric to be used to compare this policy rule to other rules that a given route may match. A rule with a higher precedence value will be chosen over one with a smaller value. In the case of a tie, the rule index is used (larger wins). Note that the policy match is not most specific so the precedence has to be used to select from multiple matches.

not used. this is here only because of a common internal data structure

Source identification list. This identifies which sources will match this rule. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-tuples of this form: next 4 octets: source address next 4 octets: source mask A null string also means 'match any source'.

Inbound ircuit ist. This is not a selection criteria. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-octet, each representing a circuit on which mulicast packets whose (s, g) matche this rule will be accepted. A null string means those packets should not be accepted at all

Outbound circuit list. This is not a selection criteria. If non-null, The octet string contains one or more 2-tuple, each representing a circuit out of which mulicast packets whose (s, g) matche this rule will be forwarded. Each tuple is in the following format: first 2-octet: circuit number following 2 octets: ttl threshold A null string means those packets should not be forwarded at all.

static static entries overrides multicast protocol decisions statictodynamic Accept the multicast packet from a specified non-multicast and static configured interface and forward it on to outbound interfaces running multicast protocols as per multicast protocol rules dynamictostatic accept the multicast packet from an interface running multicast protocol and forward it on to static configured non-multicast out bound interfaces Enumeration: 'static': 2, 'dynamictostatic': 4, 'statictodynamic': 3.