Confirm OSPF Adjacencies
Use the following workflow to confirm that
OSPF adjacencies have been established:
- Select NetworkVirtual Routers and in the same row as the virtual router you are interested in, click the More Runtime Stats link.
- Select OSPFNeighbor and examine the Status column to determine if OSPF adjacencies have been established.
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