From: Bernard Dunn (dunn@xxxxxxxxx)
Date: Fri Feb 16 2001 - 22:34:24 GMT-3
Tin,
If you have the full routing table on R2, then it might be from R3 as the
next-hop.
Configs, 'show ip ospf int' from each router, and if you've tried 'debug
ip ospf adj' on R2 maybe able to tell what's wrong.
Sound like one of the interfaces is not broadcasting..
Regards
Bernard.
On Fri, 16 Feb 2001, BUI, TIN T (SBCSI) wrote:
> Hi, can any see what the problem is? R5 is a hub and R2 & R3 are spokes for
> Frame-relay. I have set ip ospf hello timer on all 3 routers to 50 seconds
> and set all interfaces to ip ospf network type non-broadcast. R5 has one
> subinterface that points to both R2 and R3. R2 & R3 are physical
> interfaces. R2 is not showing ospf neighbors correctly but yet interesting
> thing is that all routes show up on all routers including R2. On R2 and R3,
> I used the command "ip ospf neighbor R5 priority 10" under ospf process on
> both R2 & R3. On R5, I use ip ospf priority 10 on R5 subinterface. Am I
> missing something? I have checked all hello, dead timers on all routers to
> make sure they are equal. I have also verified all rid are set correctly.
>
> >From R2 the show ip ospf neighbor sees the following:
> * r3 full/bdr and R5 attempt/drother
>
> >From R3 the show ip ospf neighbor sees the following:
> * r2 full/dr and R5 full/dr
>
> >From R5 the show ip ospf neighbor sees the following:
> * r3 full/bdr
>
>
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