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On a border in `vtysh`, update the running configuration by invoking the following | On a border in `vtysh`, update the running configuration by invoking the following: | ||
* config | |||
* router bgp | |||
* neighbor <ipv4> shutdown | |||
* neighbor <ipv6> shutdown | |||
* exit | |||
* ospf | |||
* no default-information originate | |||
* exit | |||
* ospf6 | |||
* no default-information originate | |||
* exit | |||
* exit | |||
Undoing the shutdown of the neighbors can be done by invoking `no neighbor <ip> shutdown` in the `router bgp` part of the configuration. And the `no default-information originate` can be undone by invoking `default-information originate` in the corect ospf part of the configuration (ospf or ospf6, depending on which one you wish to re-enable). | Undoing the shutdown of the neighbors can be done by invoking `no neighbor <ip> shutdown` in the `router bgp` part of the configuration. And the `no default-information originate` can be undone by invoking `default-information originate` in the corect ospf part of the configuration (ospf or ospf6, depending on which one you wish to re-enable). | ||
A reload/restart of the service will also reset to normal configuration. | A reload/restart of the service will also reset to normal configuration. |
Revision as of 09:04, 14 February 2024
On a border in `vtysh`, update the running configuration by invoking the following:
- config
- router bgp
- neighbor <ipv4> shutdown
- neighbor <ipv6> shutdown
- exit
- ospf
- no default-information originate
- exit
- ospf6
- no default-information originate
- exit
- exit
Undoing the shutdown of the neighbors can be done by invoking `no neighbor <ip> shutdown` in the `router bgp` part of the configuration. And the `no default-information originate` can be undone by invoking `default-information originate` in the corect ospf part of the configuration (ospf or ospf6, depending on which one you wish to re-enable).
A reload/restart of the service will also reset to normal configuration.