Cisco Crosswork Planning Design 7.2.x User Guide

IGP process ID

Updated: August 14, 2026

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Describes an identifier used to differentiate between multiple instances of the same IGP running on a router.

An IGP process ID is an identifier that

differentiates between multiple instances of the same IGP running on a router, and
allows you to have separate IGP configurations for different purposes within the same router.

IGP process ID configuration

In Cisco Crosswork Planning, you can specify IGP process ID to an IGP protocol. Also, you can associate each interface with an IGP process ID.

Configure an IGP process ID

Use this task to configure IGP process IDs to manage interior gateway protocol processes for network routing configurations.

Complete these steps to create, edit, or delete an IGP process ID.

Procedure

Open the plan file (refer to Open plan files). It opens in the Network Design page.

From the toolbar, choose Actions > Edit > IGP process protocols.

The IGP process protocols page opens.

Configure an IGP process ID.

To create an IGP process ID, click , enter the IGP process ID, and select the required IGP protocol. Click Save to save the IGP process ID.
To edit an IGP process ID, click the Edit button of the IGP process ID that you want to edit. Update the values and then click Save.
To delete an IGP process ID, select the IGP process ID you want to delete and then click . Alternatively, you can use the Delete button.

The IGP process ID is successfully created, edited, or deleted based on your selection.

Associate interfaces with an IGP process ID

Use this task to associate each interface with an IGP process ID.

Procedure

	1.	From the Interfaces table, select one or more interfaces for which you want to add the IGP process ID.
	2.	Click and then click the Advanced tab. Note If you are editing a single interface, you can also use the > Edit option under the Actions column.
	3.	In the IGP panel, enter the value in the IGP process ID field.
	4.	Save the changes.

The selected interfaces are now associated with the specified IGP process ID.

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