This article describes how to create a routing policy to export all local static and direct routes for OSPF. For information about configuring OSPF, see KB16570 [juniper.net] .

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By default, OSPF imports all learned routes into the routing table and exports routes only from interfaces that are members of the OSPF area. To export all other routes or filter inbound routes, you must use routing policies.

This section contains the following:

• J-Web Configuration
• CLI Configuration
• Technical Documentation
• Verification
• Troubleshooting

J-Web Configuration

1. Select Configure>Routing>Policies . The Policy Configuration page appears.
2. Click Add . The Add Policy dialog box appears.
3. In the Policy Name box, type the name of the routing policy (for example, all-local).
4. In the Terms area, click Add . The Add Term dialog box appears.
5. In the Term Name box, type the name of the term (for example, 1).
6. In the Protocol area of the Source tab, click Add . The Available Protocols dialog box appears.
7. Select the protocol (in this example, direct), and click OK .
8. Click the Action tab.
9. In the Action list, select the action to be taken (in this example, accept).
10. Click OK .

• Term name: 2
• Protocol: static
• Action: accept

1. Select Configure>Routing>OSPF . The OSPF configuration page appears.
2. In the OSPF Global Settings area (lower half of the page), click Edit .
3. In the Edit Global Settings dialog box, click the Policies tab.
4. In the Export Policy area, click Add . The Add dialog box appears.
5. Select the policy that you previously created (in this example, all-local), and click OK .
6. In the Edit Global Settings dialog box, click OK .

CLI Configuration

1. Create a routing policy that defines matching criteria and the action to be taken for traffic that matches the criteria. In this example, a policy named  all-local  is created with matching criteria of traffic from direct routes, static routes and local routes and action as  accept  for matching traffic.

user@host# set policy-options policy-statement all-local term 1 from protocol direct
user@host# set policy-options policy-statement all-local term 1 then accept

user@host# set policy-options policy-statement all-local term 2 from protocol static
user@host# set policy-options policy-statement all-local term 2 then accept

user@host# set policy-options policy-statement all-local term 2 from protocol local
user@host# set policy-options policy-statement all-local term 2 then accept

2. Apply the policy as below:

user@host# set protocols ospf export all-local   

Technical Documentation