From: Gerard Robinson (gerardrobinson@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
Date: Sun May 07 2000 - 11:49:54 GMT-3
Are you sure the adjacency is going to the FULL state?
are you using the broadcast keyword in the frame map, I know
they are non-broadcast but don't the OSPF hellos/LSAs still go to
224.0.0.whatever, I don't think the router can forward packets to
multicast addresses without the broadcast keyword.
Also are you putting the poll-interval on your neighbor
statements?
----- Original Message -----
From: Brad Johnson
To: ccielab
Sent: Sunday, May 07, 2000 2:28 AM
Subject: ospf question
i have 4 routers in the backbone. They are connected via frame relay,
without inverse arp. Also i am using multipoint sub interfaces on one
spoke and the hub and the 3 other spokes are using major interfaces.
Connectivity is fine through the use of frame map statements. My
question is this:
I have 2 routers running 11.2.15p and 2 running 12.0.9. I am defining
on the hub, neighbor statements (not allowed to use ip ospf network
commands - NON - BROADCAST INTERFACE TYPE). This seems to work fine in
the beginning but the 11.2 routers seem to drop all ospf routes. It
will form an adjacency, but dies. If you put the ip ospf network
command on it will then work. Also, if you remove ospf, and add it
back to all the routers, it works again under the non-broadcast. Has
anyone seen this before?
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