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Fspf packet types, How fspf works, Configuring static fc routes – H3C Technologies H3C S5830V2 Series Switches User Manual

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FSPF packet types

The following protocol packets are used in FSPF:

Hello packets—Sent periodically to discover and maintain FSPF neighbors.

Link state update (LSU)—Advertises local link state information in LSRs to the neighboring switches.

Link state acknowledgment (LSA)—Acknowledges the received LSR.

After receiving an LSU, a switch needs to acknowledge its LSR with an LSA. Otherwise, the neighboring

switch retransmits the LSR.

How FSPF works

FSPF works as follows:

1.

The switch periodically sends hello packets to establish neighbor relationships with other switches.

2.

After establishing neighbor relationships, the switches synchronize LSDBs by exchanging all LSRs
in their respective LSDBs. A switch carries LSRs in LSUs and acknowledges received LSRs with

LSAs.

3.

After the synchronization is complete, the LSDB in each switch contains LSRs of all switches in the
fabric.

4.

The switch uses the Dijkstra algorithm to calculate the shortest paths to other switches based on the
local LSDB. Then, it determines the outgoing interfaces and generates an FSPF routing table.

5.

When the network topology or link state changes, the switch floods a new LSR to its neighboring

switches. After receiving the LSR, the neighboring switches add it to their LSDBs and flood it to their
respective neighbors. In this way, all switches in the fabric receive that LSR.

6.

Local LSDB updating results in SPF calculation. The calculated shortest path tree list is updated to
the FSPF routing table.

Configuring static FC routes

Configuration restrictions and guidelines

When you configure static FC routes, follow these restrictions and guidelines:

The destination address of a static FC route is in the range of 010000 to EFFFFF (hexadecimal). You
cannot configure a route with a well-known address as the destination address.

The outgoing interface of a static FC route can be an FC interface or VFC interface.

If you configure two routes with the same destination address, mask, and outgoing interface, but
with different costs, the route configured later applies.

The maximum number of static routes allowed in a VSAN is 256.

Configuration procedure

To configure a static FC route:

Step Command

Remarks

1.

Enter system view.

system-view

N/A

2.

Enter VSAN view.

vsan vsan-id

N/A