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By default Nokia only distribute a label only for its system addresses. To distribute additional other local prefixes, “export policy” is used.
You can find an “export-policy” example below:
A:>config router policy-options begin prefix-list “interface1” prefix 10.0.0.6/24 exit policy-statement “LDP_Export_Policy1” entry 10 from prefix-list “interface1” exit action accept exit exit exit commit
To apply this “export policy” to an LDP, use the below command:
A:>config router ldp export “LDP_Export_Policy1”
By default ALU accepts all labels form all peers. But with “import policy” certain label bindings can be reject
A:>config router policy-options begin policy-statement “LDP_Import_Policy1” entry 10 action reject exit exit commit
To apply this “import policy” to an LDP use the below command:
A:>config router ldp export “LDP_Import_Policy1”
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