Name
timers basic — router
Synopsis
timers basicupdate-valueinvalid-valueholddown-valueflush-value[sleeptime-value] no timers basic
Configures
Routing protocol timers
Default
The default timer values are shown in Table 15-21
Table 17-8. Default timer values
|
Timer |
IGRP |
RIP default |
|---|---|---|
|
Update |
90 seconds |
30 seconds |
|
Invalid |
270 seconds |
180 seconds |
|
Holddown |
280 seconds |
180 seconds |
|
Flush |
630 seconds |
240 seconds |
|
Sleeptime |
0 milliseconds |
N/A |
Description
This command allows you to adjust the routing timers. All values
expect for sleeptime are in seconds.
-
update-value The interval at which routing updates are sent.
-
invalid-value The interval after which a route is considered invalid if an update does not arrive.
-
holddown-value The time that the router waits after deciding that a route is invalid before accepting further information about it. For example, if a router decides that a certain route has become invalid, it waits for the hold-down period to pass before believing any other information stating that the route is valid. This procedure helps to maintain routing stability.
-
flush-value The interval after which invalid routes are purged from the routing table.
-
sleeptime-value Optional. This timer’s value is the interval in milliseconds to wait after a flash update. This value should be less than the update value. Sleeptime is not applicable to RIP.
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