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Hi,

The OSPF configuration is missing a few paramaters to configure, if you can add ( at a minimum ) it's a bit unusable in some use cases.

default-information originate

redistribute static & connected with metrics value

Thanks,

Brendan.
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log in CLI and make all the needed changes  there

vtysh

router ospf

redistribute kernel

Enjoy )

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by anonymous
Hi,

Could you explain in more detail what is the use-case of your wanted parameters? With a bigger view of this suggestion, I could give it to RnD and see what we can do about it.

EB.
by anonymous

Hi,

So, here is an example configuration I did manually.

My use case was, 

1) I had my RUTX09 as a 4G wan router, that connects to another router via the WAN port via OSPF, I want the lan interface to have it's network advertised to the rest of the network, but no HELLO packets to be sent out the interface. I also want the default gateway to be advertised via OSPF (For multi-wan)

ospf router-id 0.0.0.x
  default-information originate ! Advertise default route
  network 172.16.x.x/24 area 0.0.0.0 ! wan
  network 192.168.x.x/24 area 0.0.0.0 ! advertise network br-lan to other routers.
  passive-interface br-lan ! Do not advertise on interface br-lan (Stops OSPF discovery on this interface)

Currently both of these are not configurable in the UI,

default-information originate
passive-interface

Also these would be good to have to distribute static routes.

redistribute connected
redistribute static

Either these feature(s) implemented or to turn off the management of OSPF via the web gui and give an option to do it manually without the init.d scripts overwriting my changes, right now I've been manually editing the init script to not write a OSPF config leaving my own custom one untouched.