From: Jongsoo.Kim@Intelsat.com
Date: Fri Mar 18 2005 - 20:03:40 GMT-3
Guys
I am just summarizing match or set command per category and its usage for ip
packet or route-advertisement.
1) Any match and set under class/policy map is for ip packet.
2) When route-map is used for route filter/manipulation, it is obviously for
ip route advertisement
3) Confusing part is when route-map was used as policy routing for ip packet
routing..
At a glance, I think there is only one macth command that can be used. It is
"match ip address ACL"
And set command are
set ip next-hop
set interface
set ip default next-hop
set default interface
These set command has only one purpose, which is to tell the packet
forwarding output interface.
I think all other match ( specially such as match ip next-hop, etc ) or set
command under route-map are not for policy-routing( ip traffic) but for
route filter/manipulation( route-advertisement).
Please someone tell me if I am wrong. I will appreciate it.
Thanks
Jongsoo
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