Configuring an Oracle® Solaris 11.2 System as a Router or a Load Balancer

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Updated: September 2014
 
 

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RDISC
descriptionindex iconICMP Router Discovery Protocol
RIPngindex iconQuagga Routing Protocol Suite
routeadm command
IPv6 router configurationindex iconHow to Configure an IPv6-Enabled Router
router advertisement
IPv6index iconRouter Advertisement, Prefixes, and Messages
router configuration
IPv4 routerindex iconConfiguring an IPv4 Router
IPv6 routerindex iconConfiguring an IPv6 Router
routers
BGPindex iconQuagga Routing Protocol Suite
configuringindex iconRouting Protocols
IPv6index iconHow to Configure an IPv6-Enabled Router
definitionindex iconRouting Protocols
example of configuring a default router for a networkindex iconConfiguring a System as a Router
OSPFindex iconQuagga Routing Protocol Suite
overviewindex iconRouter Overview
quagga routing protocol suiteindex iconQuagga Routing Protocol Suite
RIPngindex iconQuagga Routing Protocol Suite
routing protocols
descriptionindex iconRouting Protocols
VRRPindex iconVirtual Router Redundancy Protocol
routing information protocol (RIP)
descriptionindex iconRouting Information Protocol
routing protocol
VRRPindex iconVirtual Router Redundancy Protocol
routing protocols
associated routing daemonsindex iconOracle Solaris Routing Protocols
BGPindex iconQuagga Routing Protocol Suite
descriptionindex iconRouting Protocols
OSPFindex iconQuagga Routing Protocol Suite
RDISC
descriptionindex iconICMP Router Discovery Protocol
RIP
descriptionindex iconRouting Information Protocol
RIPngindex iconQuagga Routing Protocol Suite
routing tables
in.routed daemon creation ofindex iconRouting Information Protocol
space-saving modeindex iconRouting Information Protocol
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