Re: Policy routes

From: Walid Fahme (aub95@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
Date: Mon Jul 24 2000 - 04:47:52 GMT-3

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Note that packets generated by the router itself are not normally policy routed
. To enable this, you have to use the command:
"ip local policy route-map".

Also, please note that packet forwarding based on policy routing will override
the routing table entries to the same destination. If no match occurs in the
route-map statement, normal forwarding will be done according to the
routing table.

Hope this helps,

Ciao,
Walid Fahme

> What priority(admin distance) do Policy routes have over other routes, such
> as Direct connects, OSPF, EIGRP etc..?
> I have a problem which I cannot ping a local loopback interface after
> configuring a policy route. Any suggestions?
> thanks,
>
> Aaron DuShey
>
>

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