Configure IS-IS Multi-area SPB Virtual Node
About this task
Note
As a best practice, use the derived values for the virtual node to avoid misconfiguration between peer boundary nodes. However, you can use this procedure to override the derived values.The following list describes how the switch derives the virtual node parameters:
- The switch derives the virtual node nickname from the last 5 nibbles of the manual area address. For example, area ID 49.0001 generates a nickname of 9.00.01.
- The switch derives the system ID and system name from the nickname. For example, a nickname of 9.00.01 generates system ID 92:00:01:ff:ff:f0.
Perform this procedure to configure the IS-IS Multi-area SPB virtual node parameters like nickname, system ID, and system name in the home or remote area.
Procedure
Examples
Configuring the IS-IS Multi-area SPB virtual node in the home area:
Switch:1>enable Switch:1#configure terminal Switch:1(config)#router isis Switch:1(config-isis)#area-vnode nick-name 0.82.40 Switch:1(config-isis)#area-vnode sys-name SwitchC Switch:1(config-isis)#area-vnode system-id 1222.3300.0000
Configuring the IS-IS Multi-area SPB virtual node in the remote area:
Switch:1>enable Switch:1#configure terminal Switch:1(config)#router isis remote Switch:1(config-isis)#area-vnode nick-name 0.82.60 Switch:1(config-isis)#area-vnode sys-name SwitchA Switch:1(config-isis)#area-vnode system-id 1222.3311.2222
What to do next
To verify the configuration, see Display IS-IS Area Virtual Node Configuration.
Variable Definitions
The following table defines parameters for the area-vnode command.
Variable | Value |
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nick-name x.xx.xx |
Specifies a nickname for the IS-IS SPBM Multi-area SPB instance. The value is 2.5 bytes in the format x.xx.xx. |
sys-name WORD<0-255> |
Specifies the name of the system. |
system-id xxxx.xxxx.xxxx |
Specifies the IS-IS Multi-area SPB virtual node system ID. |