Use this command to match a route type.
| internal | Specifies that the internal route type will be matched. |
| external-t1 | Specifies that the external route type 1 will be matched. |
| external-t2 | Specifies that the external route type 2 will be matched. |
| naas-external | Specifies that the external NSSA route type will be matched. |
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Route-map filter configuration.
OSPF route types can be internal routes, external Type 1 or Type 2 routes, or external NSSA routes. The route type specified is matched against the packet route type.
Apply the filter route-map using the distribute-list route-map in command in OSPF router configuration command mode to prevent route matches from entering the OSPF routing table.
The “no” form of this command removes the match between a VLAN and this route-map.
This example shows how to match a packet internal route type:
System(rw-config)->route-map filter ospf1 System(rw--config-fltr)->match route-type internal
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