You can control packet retransmission and improve the convergence rate by setting an interval at which an LSA packet is retransmitted to the neighboring router.
After sending an LSA packet to the neighboring router, the router waits for a response. If no response is received within the set interval, the router retransmits the LSA packet to the neighboring router.
The system view is displayed.
The interface view is displayed.
An interval at which an LSA packet is retransmitted to the neighboring router is set.
Setting the interval to a proper value is recommended. A rather small interval will cause unnecessary retransmission. The interval is generally longer than a round trip of one packet transmitted between two routers.
The configuration is committed.