HP Intelligent Management Center Licenses - Manual (Page 91)

Precautions
If you select Non-managed CE, the configuration information of the CE will not be deployed.
4. Configure VRF on PEs, including VRF name and RD value. The RT value of the selected SC
will be configured on this VRF. VRFs existing on all the devices are listed in MVM, and you
can re-use them with ease.
Parameters
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Existing VRF list: VRF information of all the devices. It is the latest information of the latest
synchronization of the device.
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Configure route: You can select to configure route between a PE and a CE when deploying
SA. If the SA is connected to a Non-managed CE, this option is not displayed.
Precautions
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If the VRF to be configured already exists on the currently deployed PE, MVM will deploy
the RT value of the VPN onto the existing VRF; otherwise, it will create a VRF on the PE.
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If the configured RD value is the same as that of a PE, MVM will prompt you and your
deployment will not be affected.
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If you do not select Configure route, you will enter the Summary page directly.
5. Configure the routing information for both the PE and CE devices.
Parameters
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Select Routing Protocol: MVM supports static routes and OSPF routes.
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PE Routing Information: The AS number configured on the PE is displayed. The AS number
is unique on a PE. Usually, you need to configure a route to the address of the private
network connected to the CE. By default, the next hop specifies the connected CE interface.
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CE Routing Information: Configure multiple routes for the CE. Each route is destined for
a remote VPN site. By default, the next hop specifies the connected PE interface.
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Area Information: Comprises the AS Number field and the Area ID field. The AS Number
field shows the AS number configured on the PE. The Area ID is configurable. You can
type an area ID in either of the following formats: long integer:10-digit number (0 to
4294967295), or 32-bit IP address in the range 0.0.0.0 to 255.255.255.255.
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PE Routing Information: Specify an OSPF process ID in the range 1 to 65535 and select
the types of routes to be redistributed into OSPF and BGP. The selected PE interface is to
be enabled with OSPF by default.
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CE Routing Information: Specify an OSPF process ID in the range 1 to 65535, and select
the types of routes to be redistributed into OSPF.
Precautions
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By default, BGP routes are redistributed into OSPF, and OSPF routes and direct routes
are redistributed into BGP.
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If you create a new VRF, specify an OSPF process ID for it. If you use an existing VRF,
the OSPF Process ID field displays the smallest OSPF process ID bound with the VRF.
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Some devices don't support to import OSPF-ASE and OSPF-NSSA routes,it's possible to
result in failed deployment.
6. Command line information of the PE and CE will be displayed.
Parameters
Deploy Immediately: You can select to immediately deploy the SA configurations to CEs (The
CEs can be managed.), or you can end SA deployment and deploy it later.
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