/routing/ospf/interface
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interface
RouterOS directory reference for /routing/ospf/interface.
routing/ospf/interface
Type: Directory
| Flag | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
D | dynamic | dynamic |
X | disabled | disabled |
| Argument | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
interface | iface_enum | |
address | address (flags=4i) | |
area | enum | |
instance-id | num | |
type | enum (broadcast | nbma | ptp | ptp-unnumbered | ptmp | ptmp-broadcast | virtual-link) | The OSPF network type on this interface. Note that if interface configuration does not exist, the default network type is 'ptp' on PtP interfaces and 'broadcast' on all other interfaces. - broadcast - Network type suitable for Ethernet and other multicast capable link layers. Elects designated router. - nbma - Non-Broadcast Multiple Access. Protocol packets are sent to each neighbor's unicast address. Requires manual configuration of neighbors. Elects designated router. - ptp - Suitable for networks that consist only of two nodes. Does not elect a designated router. - ptmp - Point-to-Multipoint. Easier to configure than NBMA because it requires no manual configuration of a neighbor. Does not elect a designated router. This is the most robust network type and as such suitable for wireless networks, if 'broadcast' mode does not work well enough for them - ptp-unnumbered - Works the same as ptp, except that the remote neighbor does not have an associated IP address to a specific PTP interface. For example, in case IP unnumbered is used on Cisco devices. - virtual-link - Interface for virtual link. |
auth | enum (simple | md5 | sha1 | sha256 | sha384 | sha512) | |
auth-key | string | |
auth-id | num | |
cost | num | |
priority | num | |
passive | switch | |
use-bfd | bool | |
retransmit-interval | time | |
transmit-delay | time | |
hello-interval | time | |
dead-interval | time | |
vlink-transit-area | enum | A non-backbone area the two routers have in common over which the virtual link will be established. Virtual links can not be established through stub areas. |
vlink-neighbor-id | ipAddr | Specifies the router-id of the neighbor which should be connected over the virtual link. |
| Read-only Argument | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
state | enum (down | loopback | ptp | passive | waiting | standby | dr-other | bdr | dr) | |
dr | ipAddr | |
bdr | ipAddr | |
vlink-remote-address | address (flags=46) |