IPv6 Configuration Guide K/KA/KB.15.15

Example 175 Displaying the OSPFv3 SPF log
HP Switch(ospf3)# show ipv6 ospf3 spf-log
OSPFv3 SPF (SHORTEST PATH FIRST) LOG
spf instance Reason
--------------- ---------------------------
1 Router LS Update
2 Router LS Update
3 Generated RTR LSA
4 Generated NTW LSA
5 Network LS Update
6 Network LS Update
7 Generated RTR LSA
8 Router LS Update
9 Generated RTR LSA
10 Re-Init
11 Incremental LS Update
... ...
Debugging OSFP routing messages
Syntax:
debug ipv6 ospf3 [ adj | event | flood | lsa-generation | packet |
retransmission | spf ]
Turns on the tracing of OSPFv3 packets. For more information, see the "Debug
Command" section in the "Troubleshooting" appendix of the Management and
Configuration Guide for your routing switch.
Graceful Shutdown of OSPF Routing
It is now possible to gracefully shut down OSPF routing on HP switches without losing packets that
are in transit. OSPF neighbors are informed that the router should not be used for forwarding
traffic, which allows for maintenance on the switch without interrupting traffic in the network. There
is no effect on the saved switch configuration.
Prior to a switch shutdown, the CLI/SNMP reload command or the CLI boot command is executed
to initiate the sending of OSPF “empty Hello list” messages on the interfaces that are part of the
OSPF routing configuration. After a small delay (approximately 2 seconds) that allows the messages
to be transmitted on all applicable interfaces, the boot or reload command continues.
Modules Operating in NonStop Mode
When a switch is in standalone mode and OSPF routing is enabled, the “empty Hello list” is
transmitted whenever the boot or reload commands are executed.
When the switch is operating in nonstop switching mode (redundant) and a single module is being
reloaded or booted, the standby module will notify neighboring switches of the management
module failover. If the failover fails, the empty Hello list” is transmitted before the switch is rebooted.
When a switch is operating with multiple management modules in warm standby mode, the empty
Hello list” is sent when a reload or boot command is executed. The standby management module
sends out OSPF Hello packets after becoming the active management module.
Enabling load-sharing among next-hop routes
For more information about the equal-cost multi-path (ECMP) feature, see About equal-cost multi-path
routing” (page 255).
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