Configuring Interworking Between BFD and Other Functions

Configuring Interworking Between BFD and Hot Standby

This section describes the procedure and precautions for configuring interworking between BFD and hot standby.

Configuring Interworking Between BFD and Static Routes

To provide IP-link for public IPv4 static routes by using BFD sessions, you can bind static routes to BFD sessions. One static route can be bound to only one session.

Configuring BFD-PBR Interworking

This section describes the procedure and precautions for configuring BFD-PBR interworking.

Configuring BFD-DHCP Interworking

This section describes the procedure and precautions for configuring BFD-DHCP interworking.

Configuring BFD-RIP Interworking

On a network that runs high-rate data services, BFD for RIP can be configured to quickly detect and respond to network faults.

Configuring BFD-OSPF Interworking

You can configure BFD features on the link running OSPF in the scenarios where data transmission poses high requirements on timeliness and OSPF convergence needs to be sped up upon link status changes.

Configuring BFD-OSPFv3 Interworking

Configuring BFD for OSPFv3 helps the system to rapidly detect the link status and speeds up OSPFv3 convergence in the case of a link failure.

Configuring BFD-BGP Interworking

BFD for BGP speeds up fault detection and therefore increases the route convergence speed.

Configuring BFD-BGP4+ Interworking

BFD for BGP4+ speeds up fault detection and therefore increases the route convergence speed.

Configuring BFD-IS-IS Interworking

You can configure BFD interworking with IS-IS in the scenarios with high requirements on data transmission and IS-IS convergence needs to be sped up upon link status changes.