In order to be able to point to a network for LRN dips, you must navigate to the OSPrey_HOME directory and edit 2 files, and then restart OSPrey.
Go to $OSPrey_HOME
[ospadmin@clifford ~]$ cd $OSPrey_HOME
[ospadmin@clifford ospnexus]$ pwd
/home/ospadmin/OSP/OSPreyPackage/ospnexus
[ospadmin@clifford ospnexus]$
Edit the inter_osp_config.sh file. Change the original SERVER_PUBLIC_IP_ADDRESS line to include the IP address of the LRN OSPrey system.
[ospadmin@clifford ospnexus]$ vi inter_osp_config.sh
~
#SERVER_PUBLIC_IP_ADDRESS="`hostname`.`domainname`"
SERVER_PUBLIC_IP_ADDRESS="209.40.255.10"
export SERVER_PUBLIC_IP_ADDRESS
Edit the osp_npd_config.sh file. Change OSP_NPD_IsEnable=false to true. Include the IP address of the OSPrey(s) in the OSP_NPD_SPx_URI= line(s).
[ospadmin@clifford ospnexus]$ vi osp_npd_config.sh
#!/bin/sh
#
# By default OSPrey will not attempt to send OSP NPD Request
#
# To enable the module, set the 'IsEnabled' flag to true and
# configure at least the first (SP1) service point.
#
#export OSP_NPD_IsEnabled=false
export OSP_NPD_IsEnabled=true
export OSP_NPD_SP1_URI=http://72.44.200.119:1080/osp
export OSP_NPD_SP2_URI=http://72.44.200.120:1080/osp
export OSP_NPD_ResponseTimeOutInMS=500
Restart OSPrey.
[ospadmin@clifford ospnexus]$ ./stop_osp_server.sh
[ospadmin@clifford ospnexus]$ ./start_osp_server.sh