From: Feliz, Edgar (Edgar.Feliz@xxxxxxxx)
Date: Sat Sep 23 2000 - 23:22:53 GMT-3
All,
I have the following configuration. R3 runs OSPF, and has a connection to
the rest of the network via F/R, which is in area 0. I have a serial
connection to r4 as the every day line, and ISDN for backup using the
"demand-circuit" command on r4. On r4 I am doing mutual redistribution
between RIP, and OSPF. Initially like many on the list have commented my
ISDN link kept coming up because of the redistribution, so I added the "no
peer neighbor-route" to the BRI interfaces and now the ISDN line stays down,
BUT I am getting the following message. Is this message common with this
command added?
*Mar 2 01:32:18: BRI0: cdp, 272 bytes, outgoing uninteresting (no list
matched)
*Mar 2 01:32:18: BRI0: sending broadcast to ip 10.43.1.1 -- failed, not
connected
How do I keep this from happening? is there a better way to keep the ISDN
line down? I know I can add a access-list which has been mentioned on the
list? What would be the preferred method?
<r3 OSPF area 3>------ISDN-------< area 3 r4
OSPF/RIP>----------SERIAL-------<r6 RIP>
l
l-interface S/0
l----F/R cloud area 0
Thanks,
Edgar Feliz
Technical Consultant
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