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NetStructure™ 480T Routing Switch User Guide
Table 17.6: Route Map Commands
Command Description
configure route-map <route-map> [add |
delete] <sequence number> [deny | permit]
{match-all | match one}
Adds or deletes entries to the route map.
Specify:
• The sequence number uniquely identifies
the entry, and determines the position of the
entry in the route map. Route maps are
evaluated sequentially.
• The
permit keyword permits the route; the
deny keyword denies the route and is
applied only if the entry is successful.
• The
match-one keyword is a logical or.
The route map is successful if at least one
of the matching statements is true.
• The
match-all keyword is a logical and.
The route map is successful when all match
statements are true. The
match all setting
is the default.
configure route-map <route-map> <sequence
number> add goto <route-map>
Configures a route-map goto statement.
configure route-map <route-map> <sequence
number> add match [nlri-list
<access_profile> | as-path [access_profile
<access_profile> | <as_num>] | community
[access-profile <access_profile> |
<as_num>:<number | number <community>]
| next-hop <ipaddress> | med <number> |
origin [igp | egp | incomplete | tag <number>]]
Configures a route-map match statement.
Specify:
•
route-map—The name of the route map.
•
sequence number—The statement in
the route map to which this statement is
being added.
•
nlri-list, as-path, community,
next-hop, med, and origin—The type
of values that must be applied using the
specified operation against the
corresponding attributes as described in
Table 17.4.