From: Simon Baxter (Simon.Baxter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
Date: Wed Aug 09 2000 - 01:54:48 GMT-3
What's more :
The Cisco IOS software does not automatically redistribute NLSP routes
into Enhanced IGRP routes and vice versa. You must configure this type
of redistribution. To do so, use the following commands, starting in
global configuration mode:
Step Command Purpose
1 .
ipx router eigrp autonomous-system-number
From global configuration mode, enable Enhanced IGRP.
2 .
redistribute nlsp [tag]
From IPX-router configuration mode, enable redistribution of NLSP into
Enhanced IGRP.
3 .
ipx router nlsp [tag]
Enable NLSP.
4 .
redistribute eigrp autonomous-system-number
From IPX-router configuration mode, enable redistribution of Enhanced
IGRP into NLSP.
I'm going to have to have a think about this one... Simon
-----Original Message-----
From: Simon Baxter
Sent: Wednesday, August 09, 2000 2:53 PM
To: 'Eric Fairfield'; ccielab@groupstudy.com
Subject: RE: IPX EIGRP/NLSP Issue
Hoped to be able to save you on this one but I got the same
result....(although I had to substitute S1 for E0 and run IPXWAN)
as you see below : 00:39:20: IPXEIGRP: 275 via 210.0010.7b3a.7ac5
metric 4294967295
even though network 275 isn't configured under IPX EIGRP.
Can anyone shed any light on this??
R2#debug ipx eigrp
IPX EIGRP debugging is on
R2#clear ipx ro *
R2#
00:39:20: IPXEIGRP: Received update from 210.0010.7b3a.7ac5 for net
200
00:39:20: IPXEIGRP: create route to 200 via 210.0010.7b3a.7ac5, metric
2681856
00:39:20: IPXEIGRP: Received update from 210.0010.7b3a.7ac5 for net
250
00:39:20: IPXEIGRP: create route to 250 via 210.0010.7b3a.7ac5, metric
2707456
00:39:20: IPXEIGRP: Received update from 210.0010.7b3a.7ac5 for net
250
00:39:20: IPXEIGRP: Received update from 210.0010.7b3a.7ac5 for net
200
00:39:20: IPXEIGRP: External 275 metric 4294967295 hop 1 delay 1
00:39:20: IPXEIGRP: 275 via 210.0010.7b3a.7ac5 metric 4294967295
00:39:20: IPXEIGRP: External 275 metric 4294967295 hop 1 delay 1
00:39:20: IPXEIGRP: 275 via 210.0010.7b3a.7ac5 metric 4294967295
00:39:20: IPXEIGRP: External 275 metric 281600 hop 1 delay 1
00:39:20: IPXEIGRP: 275 via 210.0010.7b3a.7ac5 metric 4294967295
00:39:20: IPXEIGRP: External 275 metric 281600 hop 1 delay 1
00:39:20: IPXEIGRP: 275 via 210.0010.7b3a.7ac5 metric 4294967295
R2#sh ipx ei int
IPX EIGRP Interfaces for process 1
Xmit Queue Mean Pacing Time Multicast
Pending
Interface Peers Un/Reliable SRTT Un/Reliable Flow Timer
Routes
Se0 1 0/0 8 0/15 50
0
Simon Baxter
Network Consultant
Logical Networks
simon.baxter@au.logical.com
Phone: +61 3 9522 9203
-----Original Message-----
From: Eric Fairfield [mailto:ericfair@chorus.net]
Sent: Monday, August 07, 2000 3:06 AM
To: ccielab@groupstudy.com
Subject: IPX EIGRP/NLSP Issue
I have R1 as the hub of my network with a couple of spokes. I have
enabled EIGRP on the WAN and NLSP on LAN of R2 and R3. R2 and R3 are
connected to each other via E0. E1 on R2 and R3 have an IPX network
number also assigned them also. E0 on both R2 and R3 have IPX network
number 225 while R2 E1 is 275 and R3 E1 is 250. These Ex interfaces
are configured for NLSP while the S0 Frame relay interfaces are
configured for EIGRP. I have done an IPX ROUTER RIP, NO NETWORK ALL
to disable RIP.
The problem is that R1 sees the NLSP routes of 225,250,275 learned via
EIGRP. To my knowledge EIGRP and NLSP do not automatically
redistribute. NLSP adjacencies are formed and NLSP routes are learned
if EIGRP is removed.
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