From: Bruno Poussard (bruno.poussard@xxxxxxxxxx)
Date: Sat Jan 27 2001 - 12:40:27 GMT-3
This is a bgp's normal behavior
However it does exist a command that allow you to redistribute ibgp routes
into igp.
Bruno
On Sat, 27 Jan 2001, Marco Geatti wrote:
> Could someone verify this.
> I have been trying to redistribute BGP into OSPF for hours and noticed
> something that I have never caught before.
> BGP can only be redistributed into IGP (OSPF in my case) if the route was
> learned via EBGP. If the route was learned via IBGP the route will not
> redistribute. It makes sense as redistribution of IBPG learned routes could
> cause a nasty loop.
> Is anyone familiar with this behavior?
> I'm running 'no sync' on my redistribution router an have all have the
> 'subnets' keyword on my redistribute command for OSPF.
> I see the same behavior when using EIGRP also.
> I also noticed that if you generate an aggregate of the specific routes
> learned via IBGP then it will let you redistribute the aggregate, maybe
> because it is locally generated??
>
> Comments anyone...
>
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