IP Interface Service Instance
Use the network/ip-interface-management:default service instance to configure IP, loopback and IPMP interfaces. You can configure properties at the global level or for each individual interface. The following section describes all of the property groups and properties that you can use.
Global IP Interface Properties
The following section covers all of the properties that are part of the interface-ip property group in the network/ip-interface-management:default service. These are global properties set for all interfaces on the system.
Table 17 Global IP Interface Properties
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arp
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astring
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Use ARP for all interfaces. Set the value to on to enable, off to disable. Allowed with the IPv4 protocol.
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exchange-routes
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astring
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Exchange routing information for all interfaces. Set the value to on to enable, off to disable. Allowed with the IPv4 and IPv6 protocols.
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forwarding
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astring
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IP forwarding for all interfaces. Set the value to on to enable, off to disable. Allowed with the IPv4 and IPv6 protocols.
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fwifgroup
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astring
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Firewall policy group for all interfaces. Allowed with IP protocols.
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group
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astring
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IPMP interface group name. Allowed with IP protocols.
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metric
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count
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Routing metric for all interfaces. Allowed with the IPv4 and IPv6 protocols.
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mtu
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count
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Maximum transmission unit in bytes for all interfaces. The value range is 68 to 65536. Allowed with the IPv4 and IPv6 protocols.
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standby
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astring
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Standby interface for an IPMP group. This is not applicable to non-IPMP interfaces. Set the value to on to enable, off to disable.
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usesrc
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astring
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Interface for source address selection. Allowed with the IPv4 and IPv6 protocols.
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Interface Properties for a Specific IP Interface
The following section covers all of the properties and property groups that are part of the interface-ip property group within the interfaces in the network/ip-interface-management:default service. These properties define an individual interface rather than global settings for all interfaces on the system. For global properties see Global IP Interface Properties and Global IP Protocol Properties.
Per Interface IP Protocol Properties
Any system configuration profile including the interface-protocol-ip property group type may include the properties listed below.
Table 18 Per Interface IP Protocol Properties
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allow-xprobe
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astring
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Transitive probe based failure detection per the IPMP group interface. This is not applicable to non-IPMP interfaces. Set the value to true to enable, false to disable, or inherit to use the svc:/network/ipmp/config/transitive-probing value. suggest changing to on and off
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fwifgroup
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astring
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Firewall policy group.
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group
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astring
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IPMP interface group name. It is read-only for other interface classes.
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standby
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astring
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Standby interface for an IPMP group. This is not applicable to non-IPMP interfaces. Set the value to on to enable, off to disable.
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Per Interface IPv4 Protocol Properties
Any system configuration profile including the interface-protocol-ipv4 property group type may include the properties listed below.
Table 19 Per Interface IPv4 Protocol Properties
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arp
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astring
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Use ARP. Set the value to on to enable, off to disable.
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exchange-routes
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astring
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Exchange routing information. Set the value to on to enable, off to disable.
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forwarding
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astring
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IP forwarding. Set the value to on to enable, off to disable.
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metric
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count
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Routing metric.
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mtu
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count
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Maximum transmission unit in bytes. The value range is 68 to 65536.
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usesrc
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astring
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Interface for source address selection.
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Per Interface IPv6 Protocol Properties
Any system configuration profile including the interface-protocol-ipv6 property group type may include the properties listed below.
Table 20 Per Interface IPv6 Protocol Properties
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exchange-routes
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astring
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Exchange routing information. Set the value to on to enable, off to disable.
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forwarding
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astring
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IP forwarding. Set the value to on to enable, off to disable.
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metric
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count
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Routing metric.
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mtu
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count
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Maximum transmission unit in bytes. The value range is 68 to 65536.
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nud
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astring
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Neighbor unreachability detection. Set the value to on to enable, off to disable.
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usesrc
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astring
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Interface for source address selection.
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Per Interface Static Address Properties
Any system configuration profile including the address-static property group type may include the properties listed below.
Table 21 Per Interface Static Address Properties
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deprecated
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astring
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No non-deprecated addresses. Set the value to on to enable, off to disable.
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ipv4-address
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astring
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IPv4 local or source address.
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ipv4-remote-address
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astring
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IPv4 remote or destination address.
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ipv6-address
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astring
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IPv6 local or source address.
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ipv6-remote-address
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astring
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IPv6 remote or destination address.
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prefixlen
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count
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Prefix length. The value range is 0 to 128.
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private
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count
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No address advertising by routing daemons. Set the value to on to enable, off to disable.
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transmit
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astring
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Transmit packets with this address. Set the value to on to enable, off to disable.
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up
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count
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Address is up. Set the value to yes to enable, no to disable.
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zone
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count
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Zone address.
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Per Interface IPv6 Interface Properties
Any system configuration profile including the address-addrconf property group type may include the properties listed below.
Table 22 IPv6 Interface Properties
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client-id
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astring
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DHCP client identifier. The ID should be specified as 01<hex-string> where the hex string usually corresponds to the MAC address.
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deprecated
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astring
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No non-deprecated addresses. Set the value to on to enable, off to disable.
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interface-id
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astring
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IPv6 autoconfiguration interface ID.
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offer-wait
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count
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Wait, in seconds, between checking for valid OFFER after sending a DISCOVER. The value range is 1 to 20.
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param-ignore-list
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astring
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Specifies a list of comma-separated integer values of DHCP option numbers from /etc/dhcp/inittab that DHCP client will ignore. The value range is 1 to 64. The default is that no DHCP options are ignored.
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param-request-list
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astring
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Specifies a list of comma-separated integer values of DHCP option numbers for which the DHCP client would like values, or symbolic Site or Option option names. The default value is 7,12,23,24,27,29. The range is the set of possible DHCP option numbers from /etc/dhcp/inittab. Symbolic option names are resolved through /etc/dhcp/inittab. The value range is 1 to 64.
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remote-interface-id
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astring
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Destination IPv6 autoconfiguration interface ID.
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stateful
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astring
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Stateful IPv6 autoconfiguration. Set the value to on to enable, off to disable.
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stateless
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astring
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Stateless IPv6 autoconfiguration. Set the value to on to enable, off to disable.
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Per Interface DHCP Interface Properties
Any system configuration profile including the address-dhcp property group type may include the properties listed below.
Table 23 Per Interface DHCP Interface Properties
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client-id
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astring
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DHCP client identifier. The ID should be specified as 01<hex-string> where the hex string usually corresponds to the MAC address.
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deprecated
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astring
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No non-deprecated addresses. Set the value to on to enable, off to disable.
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dhcp-wait
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count
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DHCP timeout value
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offer-wait
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count
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Wait, in seconds, between checking for valid OFFER after sending a DISCOVER. The value range is 1 to 20.
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param-ignore-list
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astring
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Specifies a list of comma-separated integer values of DHCP option numbers from /etc/dhcp/inittab that DHCP client will ignore. The value range is 1 to 64. The default is that no DHCP options are ignored.
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param-request-list
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astring
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Specifies a list of comma-separated integer values of DHCP option numbers for which the DHCP client would like values, or symbolic Site or Option option names. The default value is 7,12,23,24,27,29. The range is the set of possible DHCP option numbers from /etc/dhcp/inittab. Symbolic option names are resolved through /etc/dhcp/inittab. The value range is 1 to 64.
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prefixlen
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count
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Prefix length. The value range is 0 to 128.
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primary-interface
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boolean
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DHCP primary interface. Set the value to true to enable, false to disable.
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private
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count
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No address advertising by routing daemons. Set the value to on to enable, off to disable.
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transmit
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astring
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Transmit packets with this address. Set the value to on to enable, off to disable.
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up
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count
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Address is up. Set the value to yes to enable, no to disable.
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verified-lease-only
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astring
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Verify the DHCP client's lease with the DHCP server. Allowed values are yes to verify the lease and no for no verification.
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zone
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count
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Zone address.
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Per Interface VRRP Interface Properties
Any system configuration profile including the address-vrrp property group type may include the properties listed below.
Table 24 Per Interface VRRP Interface Properties
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deprecated
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astring
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No non-deprecated addresses. Set the value to on to enable, off to disable.
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ipv4-address
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astring
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IPv4 local or source address.
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ipv6-address
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astring
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IPv6 local or source address.
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prefixlen
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count
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Prefix length. The value range is 0 to 128.
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private
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count
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No address advertising by routing daemons. Set the value to on to enable, off to disable.
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transmit
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astring
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Transmit packets with this address. Set the value to on to enable, off to disable.
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up
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count
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Address is up. Set the value to yes to enable, no to disable.
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vrrp-router-name
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astring
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VRRP router name.
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zone
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count
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Zone address.
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Per Interface Static Route Properties
Any system configuration profile including the static-route property group type may include the properties listed below.
Table 25 Per Interface Static Route Properties
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blackhole
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boolean
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Silently discard packages. Set the value to true to enable, false to disable.
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destination
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astring
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Destination address.
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destination-type
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astring
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Destination address type. The value can be set as host, net or any.
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export
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count
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Lifetime for an entry.
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family
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astring
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Address family. The value can be set as link, inet or inet6.
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gateway
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astring
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Gateway address.
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hopcount
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count
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Maximum hop count. The range can be between 1 and 255.
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indirect
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boolean
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Add routes when gateway not on-link. Set the value to true to enable, false to disable.
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isgateway
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astring
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Route is not directly reachable.
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locks
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astring
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Lock specific metric values. The value can be expire, hopcount, mtu, recvpipe, sendpipe, ssthresh, rtt and rttvar.
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mtu
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count
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Maximum transmission unit in bytes. The value range is 68 to 65536.
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multirt
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boolean
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Create redundant route. Set the value to true to enable, false to disable.
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netmask
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astring
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Netmask.
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private
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astring
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No address advertising for the interface. Set the value to on to prevent advertising, off to allow advertising.
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proto1
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boolean
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Protocol specific routing flag 1. Set the value to true to enable, false to disable.
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proto2
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boolean
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Protocol specific routing flag 2. Set the value to true to enable, false to disable.
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recvpipe
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count
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Receive pipe size in bytes.
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reject
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astring
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ICMP unreachable when matched.
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rtt
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count
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Round-trip time in microseconds.
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rttvar
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count
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Round-trip time variance in microseconds.
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secattr
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astring
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Security attributes of a route.
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sendpipe
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count
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Send pipe size in bytes.
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setsrc
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astring
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Assign default source address
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ssthresh
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count
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Slow start threshold.
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Interface Properties for a Loopback Interface
The following section covers all of the properties and property groups that are part of the interface-loopback property group in the network/ip-interface-management:default service.
Table 26 Loopback Interface Properties
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fwifgroup
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astring
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Firewall policy group for the loopback interface. Allowed with IP protocols.
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mtu
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count
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Maximum transmission unit in bytes for the loopback interface. The value range is 68 to 65536. Allowed with the IPv4 and IPv6 protocols.
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Interface Properties for IPMP Interfaces
The following section covers all of the properties and property groups that are part of the interface-ipmp property group in the network/ip-interface-management:default service.
In addition, any IP interface that is part of the IPMP group must include a line in the interface-ip property group description that associates the interface with the named IPMP group. For instance, if the IPMP property group is called ipmp1, then the following line must be included in each interface-ip property group that is part of that IPMP group:
<propval name="ipmp-interface" type="astring" value="ipmp1"/>
You can see an example of a system configuration profile using the interface-ipmp property group at /usr/share/auto_install/sc_profiles/ipmp_network.xml.
Table 27 IPMP Interface Properties
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allow-xprobe
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astring
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Transitive probe based failure detection per the IPMP group interface. This is not applicable to non-IPMP interfaces. Set the value to true to enable, false to disable, or inherit to use the svc:/network/ipmp/config/transitive-probing value.
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arp
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astring
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Use ARP for all IPMP interfaces. Set the value to on to enable, off to disable. Allowed with the IPv4 protocol.
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exchange-routes
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astring
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Exchange routing information for all IPMP interfaces. Set the value to on to enable, off to disable. Allowed with the IPv4 and IPv6 protocols.
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forwarding
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astring
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IP forwarding for all IPMP interfaces. Set the value to on to enable, off to disable. Allowed with the IPv4 and IPv6 protocols.
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fwifgroup
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astring
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Firewall policy group for all IPMP interfaces. Allowed with IP protocols.
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group
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astring
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IPMP interface group name. Allowed with IP protocols.
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metric
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count
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Routing metric for all IPMP interfaces. Allowed with the IPv4 and IPv6 protocols.
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mtu
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count
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Maximum transmission unit in bytes for all IPMP interfaces. The value range is 68 to 65536. Allowed with the IPv4 and IPv6 protocols.
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nud
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astring
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Neighbor unreachability detection for all IPMP interfaces. Set the value to on to enable, off to disable.
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standby
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astring
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Standby interface for an IPMP group. This is not applicable to non-IPMP interfaces. Set the value to on to enable, off to disable.
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usesrc
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astring
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Interface for source address selection. Allowed with the IPv4 and IPv6 protocols.
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Global IP Protocol Properties
The following section covers all of the properties and property groups that are part of the protocols property group in the network/ip-interface-management:default service. These properties define global settings for all interfaces on the system rather than for an individual interface. For properties for individual interfaces see Interface Properties for a Specific IP Interface.
DHCPv4 Protocol Properties
Any system configuration profile including the protocol-dhcpv4 property group type may include the properties listed below. These properties are defined in property groups within the protocols property group.
Table 28 DHCPv4 Protocol Properties
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client_id
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astring
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Value that should be used to uniquely identify the DHCP client to the DHCP server.
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offer-wait
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count
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Wait, in seconds, between checking for valid OFFER after sending a DISCOVER. The value range is 1 to 20.
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param-ignore-list
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astring
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Specifies a list of comma-separated integer values of options that DHCP client will ignore.
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param-request-list
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astring
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Specifies a list of comma-separated integer values of options for which the DHCP client would like values, or symbolic Site or Option option names. Symbolic option names are resolved through /etc/dhcp/inittab.
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verified-lease-only
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astring
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Verify the DHCP client's lease with the DHCP server. Allowed values are yes to verify the lease and no for no verification.
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DHCPv6 Protocol Properties
Any system configuration profile including the protocol-dhcpv6 property group type may include the properties listed below.
Table 29 DHCPv6 Protocol Properties
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client_id
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astring
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Value that should be used to uniquely identify the DHCP client to the DHCP server.
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offer-wait
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count
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Wait, in seconds, between checking for valid OFFER after sending a DISCOVER. The value range is 1 to 20.
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param-ignore-list
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astring
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Specifies a list of comma-separated integer values of options that DHCP client will ignore.
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param-request-list
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astring
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Specifies a list of comma-separated integer values of options for which the DHCP client would like values, or symbolic Site or Option option names. Symbolic option names are resolved through /etc/dhcp/inittab.
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verified-lease-only
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astring
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Verify the DHCP client's lease with the DHCP server. Allowed values are yes to verify the lease and no for no verification.
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ICMP Protocol Properties
Any system configuration profile including the protocol-icmp property group type may include the properties listed below.
Table 30 Properties in the protocol-icmp Property Group
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max-buf
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count
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Maximum size of the send or receive socket buffer for the ICMP protocol. This value limits the maximum value of recv-buf and send-buf. The value can be set to 2048 to 1,073,741,824.
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recv-buf
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count
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Maximum size of the receive socket buffer for the ICMP protocol. This value must be less than max-buf. The value can be set to 2048 to max-buf.
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send-buf
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count
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Maximum size of the send socket buffer for the ICMP protocol. This value must be less than max-buf. The value can be set to 2048 to max-buf.
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IP Protocol Properties
Any system configuration profile including the protocol-ip property group type may include the properties listed below.
Table 31 IP Protocol Properties
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arp-publish-count
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count
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Number of gratuitous ARP messages to send. Gratuitous ARP messages announce the physical addresses of the configured IP interfaces during the boot process. The value range is from 1 to 20. The default value is 5.
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arp-publish-interval
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count
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Time interval between gratuitous ARP messages in milliseconds. The value range is 1000 to 20,000. The default value is 2000.
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icmp-accept-clear
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astring
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IPsec policy bypass for inbound cleartext ICMP messages. If the value is on (the default), allow certain cleartext ICMP messages to bypass IPsec policy. For ICMP echo requests (ping messages), protect the response like the request. If the value is off, treat ICMP messages like other IP traffic. The default value is on.
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igmp-accept-clear
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astring
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IPsec policy bypass for inbound cleartext IGMP messages. If the value is on, allow inbound cleartext IGMP messages to bypass IPsec policy. If the value is off, treat IGMP messages like other IP traffic. The default value is on.
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ndp-unsolicit-count
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count
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Number of NDP advertisement messages to send to the announce local IPv6 addresses. The value range is 1 to 20. The default value is 3.
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ndp-unsolicit-interval
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count
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Time interval between NDP advertisement messages sent to the announce local IPv6 addresses in milliseconds. The value range is 1000 to 20,000.
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persock-require-priv
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astring
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Privileges for socket. If the value is equal to on (the default), require the PRIV_SYS_IP_CONFIG privilege in order to set the algorithms in the per-socket policy different from the system-wide policy. If the value is equal to off, allow an unprivileged user to change the algorithms, but not to bypass policy altogether.
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pim-accept-clear
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required
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IPsec policy bypass for inbound cleartext PIM messages. If the value is on, allow inbound cleartext PIM messages to bypass IPsec policy. If the value is off, treat IGMP messages like other IP traffic. The default value is on..
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verify-bind
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astring
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Verify bind succeeds. Set the value to on to enable, off to disable. If the value is off, set up binding and listening on a socket before the IP interface is up. The default value is on.
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IPv4 Protocol Properties
Any system configuration profile including the protocol-ipv4 property group type may include the properties listed below.
Table 32 IPv4 Protocol Properties
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forwarding
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astring
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IP forwarding. Set the value to on to enable, off to disable.
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hostmodel
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astring
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Multihomed send and receive behaviour as in RFC1122. The value can be set to weak or strong. Setting the value to src-priority selects a weak hostmodel with IP source address configured on outgoing interface preferred. Setting the value to custom selects custom send/receive settings defined in kernel.
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send-redirects
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astring
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Send ICMPv4 redirect messages. Set the value to on to enable, off to disable.
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ttl
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count
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IPv4 TTL (time-to-live) value. Used to prevent a system from reaching other systems more than N hops away. The value range is from 1 to 255.
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IPv6 Protocol Properties
Any system configuration profile including the protocol-ipv6 property group type may include the properties listed below.
Table 33 IPv6 Protocol Properties
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forwarding
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astring
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Enable IP forwarding. Set the value to on to enable, off to disable.
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hoplimit
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count
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IPv6 hoplimit value. Used to prevent a system from reaching other systems more than N hops away. The value range is from 1 to 255.
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hostmodel
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astring
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Multihomed send and receive behaviour as in RFC1122. The value can be set to weak or strong. Setting the value to src-priority selects a weak hostmodel with IP source address configured on outgoing interface preferred. Setting the value to custom selects custom send/receive settings defined in kernel.
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send-redirects
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astring
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Send ICMPv6 redirect messages. Set the value to on to enable, off to disable.
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SCTP Protocol Properties
Any system configuration profile including the protocol-sctp property group type may include the properties listed below.
Table 34 Properties in the protocol-sctp Property Group
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extra-priv-ports
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count
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Defines additional privileged ports outside of the 1-1023 range using the SCTP protocol. The value can be set to 1024 to 65535.
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largest-anon-port
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count
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Upper bound on ephemeral or short-lived ports created when establishing out-bound network connects. The value can be set to 32,768 to 65,535.
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max-buf
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count
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Maximum size of the send or receive socket buffer for the SCTP protocol. This value limits the maximum value of recv-buf and send-buf.The value can be set to 2048 to 1,073,741,824.
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recv-buf
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count
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Maximum size of the receive socket buffer for the SCTP protocol. This value must be less than max-buf. The value can be set to 2048 to max-buf.
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send-buf
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count
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Maximum size of the send socket buffer for the SCTP protocol. This value must be less than max-buf. The value can be set to 2048 to max-buf.
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smallest-anon-port
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count
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Lower bound on ephemeral or short-lived ports created when establishing out-bound network connects. Should be less than or equal to largest-anon-port. The value can be set to 2048 to largest-anon-port.
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smallest-nonpriv-port
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count
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Smallest port number for a non-privileged port using the SCTP protocol. The value range is 1024 to 32768.
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reuseport-lbalg
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astring
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Reuseport load balancing. The value can be set to rr for round robin, src-dest-ip for source and destination IP address hashing, src-dest-ip-ports for source and destination IP address and port hashing, src-ip for source IP address hashing, or src-ip-port for source IP address and port hashing.
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TCP Protocol Properties
Any system configuration profile including the protocol-tcp property group type may include the properties listed below.
Table 35 Properties in the protocol-tcp Property Group
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cwnd-max
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count
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Maximum congestion window. The value can be from 128 to 1,073,741,824.
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ecn
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astring
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extra-priv-ports
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count
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Additional privileged ports outside of the 1-1023 range using the TCP protocol. The value can be set to 1024 to 65535.
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largest-anon-port
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count
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Upper bound on ephemeral or short-lived ports created when establishing out-bound network connects. The value can be set to 32,768 to 65,535.
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max-buf
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count
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Maximum size of the send or receive socket buffer for the TCP protocol. This value limits the maximum value of recv-buf and send-buf. The value can be set to 2048 to 1,073,741,824.
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recv-buf
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count
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Maximum size of the receive socket buffer for the TCP protocol. The value can be set to 2048 to max-buf.
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sack
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astring
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Selective acknowledgement (SACK) as defined by RFC 2018. Values can be never, passive or active. The default value is active.
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send-buf
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count
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Maximum size of the send socket buffer for the TCP protocol. The value can be set to 2048 to max-buf.
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smallest-anon-port
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count
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Lower bound on ephemeral or short-lived ports created when establishing out-bound network connects. Should be less than or equal to largest-anon-port. The value can be set to 1024 to largest-anon-port.
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smallest-nonpriv-port
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count
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Smallest port number for a non-privileged port using the TCP protocol. The value can be set to 1024 to 32768.
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reuseport-lbalg
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astring
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Reuseport load balancing. The value can be set to rr for round robin, src-dest-ip for source and destination IP address hashing, src-dest-ip-ports for source and destination IP address and port hashing, src-ip for source IP address hashing, or src-ip-port for source IP address and port hashing.
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UDP Protocol Properties
Any system configuration profile including the protocol-udp property group type may include the properties listed below.
Table 36 UDP Protocol Properties
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extra-priv-ports
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count
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Additional privileged ports. The value range is 1024 to 65535.
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largest-anon-port
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count
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Upper bound on ephemeral or short-lived ports created when establishing out-bound network connects. The value can be set to 32,768 to 65,535.
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max-buf
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count
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Maximum size of the send or receive socket buffer for the UDP protocol. This value limits the maximum value of recv-buf and send-buf. The value can be set to 2048 to 1,073,741,824.
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recv-buf
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count
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Maximum size of the receive socket buffer for the UDP protocol. This value must be less than max-buf. The value can be set to 2048 to max-buf.
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send-buf
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count
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Maximum size of the send socket buffer for the UDP protocol. This value must be less than max-buf. The value can be set to 2048 to max-buf.
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smallest-anon-port
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count
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Lower bound on ephemeral or short-lived ports created when establishing out-bound network connects. Should be less than or equal to largest-anon-port. The value can be set to 1024 to largest-anon-port.
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smallest-nonpriv-port
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count
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Smallest port number for a non-privileged port using the UDP protocol. The value range is 1024 to 32768.
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reuseport-lbalg
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astring
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Reuseport load balancing. The value can be set to rr for round robin, src-dest-ip for source and destination IP address hashing, src-dest-ip-ports for source and destination IP address and port hashing, src-ip for source IP address hashing, or src-ip-port for source IP address and port hashing.
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Global Static Route Properties
You can configure global static routes that are used by default for a system by including a static-routes property group description within the ip-interface-management:default service instance. Static routes for a particular interface should be included in the interface-ip property property group. For more information see:
The properties that can be included in a static-routes property group are listed below:
Table 37 Global Static Route Properties
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blackhole
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boolean
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Silently discard packages. Set the value to true to enable, false to disable.
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destination
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astring
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Destination address.
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destination-type
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astring
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Destination address type. The value can be set as host, net or any.
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export
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count
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Lifetime for an entry.
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family
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astring
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Address family. The value can be set as link, inet or inet6.
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gateway
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astring
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Gateway address.
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hopcount
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count
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Maximum hop count. The range can be between 1 and 255.
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indirect
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boolean
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Add routes when gateway not on-link. Set the value to true to enable, false to disable.
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isgateway
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astring
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Route is not directly reachable.
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locks
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astring
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Lock specific metric values. The value can be expire, hopcount, mtu, recvpipe, sendpipe, ssthresh, rtt and rttvar.
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mtu
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count
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Maximum transmission unit in bytes. The value range is 68 to 65536.
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multirt
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boolean
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Create redundant route. Set the value to true to enable, false to disable.
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netmask
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astring
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Netmask.
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private
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astring
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No advertising of the status of the route. Set the value to on to prevent advertising, off to allow advertising.
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proto1
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boolean
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Protocol specific routing flag 1. Set the value to true to enable, false to disable.
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proto2
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boolean
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Protocol specific routing flag 2. Set the value to true to enable, false to disable.
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recvpipe
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count
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Receive pipe size in bytes.
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reject
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astring
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ICMP unreachable when matched.
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rtt
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count
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Round-trip time in microseconds.
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rttvar
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count
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Round-trip time variance in microseconds.
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secattr
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astring
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Security attributes of a route.
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sendpipe
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count
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Send pipe size in bytes.
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setsrc
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astring
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Assign default source address
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ssthresh
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count
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Slow start threshold.
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