enabled: The routed process is running. RIP and/or OSPF are available (subject to licenses). This is the default behavior of the system. Hints: RIP may be enabled/disabled by 'biboAdmRipUdpPort' OSPF may be enabled/disabled by 'ospfAdminStat' RIP may be if-specific ena/disabled by 'ipExtIfRip*' OSPF may be if-specific ena/disabled by 'ipExtIfOspf' ... but a running routed process consumes CPU-Time to keep in sync with interface/routing tables - even if RIP and OSPF are disabled (global or if-specific). disabled: The routed process is stopped. RIP and/or OSPF are unavailable. Hints: A stopped routed process consumes no CPU-Time. Set ipExtAdmProcRouted to 'disabled' is recommended if both protocols (RIP and OSPF) not used in the specific router environment.