From: Juan Villamil (juan.villamil@xxxxxxxxxxxxx)
Date: Fri Nov 16 2001 - 14:14:49 GMT-3
On the dialer interface of each router add: no peer neighbor-route
-----Original Message-----
From: nobody@groupstudy.com [mailto:nobody@groupstudy.com] On Behalf Of
Bryan Ginman
Sent: 16 November 2001 16:44
To: CCIE
Subject: Dialer OSPF keeping the line quiet
Question for the dialer experts out there. I'm doing CCBootcamp lab 17
dialer section with DDR OSPF demand with callback. Here is a quick
topology:
r6---isdn/ospf,area5----r5--frame/isis--r14---ospf/area10---r6
isdn ip's
r5 10.1.35.5 /30
r6 10.1.35.6 /30
This is just a snapshot of the full topology but there area that is
causing
me problems. on R14 there is mutual redistribution between isis and
ospf. I
have set up ospf demand circuit between r5 r6 etc, I cannot keep the
line
quiet though because I keep getting 10.1.35.5 /32 added to r6 when the
line
goes down causing the line to come back up. I set up a distribution list
in
to deny either /32 address from both sides entering so that it does not
get
added to the routing table. I had also tried putting ip ospf net p-p on
the
interface that didn't work either. Any ideas
Thanks,
Bryan
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