cisco思科CRS-1培训学习资料(详细配置).ppt

The restoration of a configuration replaces all or part of the existing configuration. RP/0/0/CPU0:P4#more disk0:ed username ed password 7 110C1D no group root-system group cisco-support ! end RP/0/0/CPU0:P4#sho run username username ed password 7 110C1D group root-system RP/0/0/CPU0:P4#copy disk0:ed running-config Parsing. 81 bytes parsed in 1 sec (80)bytes/sec Committing. 5 items committed in 1 sec (4)items/sec Updating. Updated Commit database in 1 sec RP/0/0/CPU0:P4#show run username username ed password 7 110C1D group cisco-support File is saved at disk0:/usr the user logged in. File management commands will be covered later. Could be used to reload a specific configuration after multiple commit changes were rolled back “Atomic” is default??? Source source -- Match if source matches-any my_prefix_set then ... Tag tag -- Match tag -- Assignment if tag eq 10 then … set tag 20 Traffic Index traffic-index -- Assignment set traffic-index 10 set traffic-index $tindex set traffic-index ignore Weight weight -- Assignment set weight 100 Converting Route Maps to RPL Policies To convert a regular route-map into an RPL policy we will use the following four steps: Step 1. Do a simple (direct) syntax translation Step 2. Nest conditionals to reduce repetitive comparisons Step 3. Use inline sets to remove small named set references Step 4. Parameterize to reuse common structures Route Map Configuration ip prefix-list 101 10 permit /16 le 32 20 permit /19 30 permit /24 ip prefix-list 102 10 permit /24 20 permit /21 30 permit /21 ip community-list 1 10 permit 10:11 ip community-list 2 10 permit 10:12 ip community-list 3 10 permit 10:13 ip community-list 4 10 permit 10:14 Route Map Configuration (continued) route-map sample1 permit 10 match ip address prefix-list 101 match community 1 set metric 11 set community 12:34 additive route-map sample1 permit 20 match ip address prefix-list 101 match community 2 set metric 12 set community 12