TMS zl Management and Configuration Guide ST.1.1.100226

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Command-Line Reference
Global Configuration Context
gre <tunnel name> ip rip. This command enables (or disables) RIP on the
GRE tunnel interface and configures RIP options for the interface.
Before you can enter any options for RIP, you must enable RIP on the tunnel
interface with this command:
Syntax: [no] gre <tunnel name> ip rip
After RIP is enabled on the tunnel interface, you can configure RIP options
for the GRE tunnel with the following command:
Syntax: [no] gre <tunnel name> ip rip <extended options>
Replace <tunnel name> with name of the GRE tunnel on which you are
enabling or configuring RIP.
The options available for the command are shown in Table A-20.
Table A-20. RIP on GRE Command Options
gre <tunnel name> ip ospf. This command enables (or disables) OSPF on
the GRE tunnel interface and configures OSPF options for the interface.
To configure OSPF on a GRE tunnel, enter the following command:
Syntax: [no] gre <tunnel name> ip ospf <extended options>
Replace <tunnel name> with name of the GRE tunnel on which you are
enabling or configuring OSPF.
Command Option Purpose
metric <metric> Specifies the cost added to routes advertised on this GRE tunnel (1-16). The
default metric is 1.
[v1-only | v2-only | v1-and-v2] Specifies the RIP version used by routers on this subnet. The TMS zl Module
does not support RIP compatibility mode, so both ends of the tunnel must
use the same version or enable both versions.
[send disabled] Optionally, prevents the module from sending updates on the GRE tunnel
(configures it as a passive interface).
[authentication-key <password>] Optionally, sets the authentication type to simple authentication and
specifies the simple password that the module will use to authenticate itself
to the router at the other end of the tunnel. This can include up to 8
alphanumeric characters.
[md5 <key ID> <md5 key>] Optionally, sets the authentication type to MD5 authentication and specifies
the key ID and key that the module will use to authenticate itself to the router
at the other end of the tunnel.
• Replace <key ID> with the authentication key ID (1-255).
• Replace <md5 key> with the 16-digit MD5 key.