From: SFeldberg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Mon Dec 03 2001 - 11:57:19 GMT-3
My understanding of the application of this command is to "lock down" a
known ID for an OSPF process. It will add stability through reliably by
assigning the same ID to your OSPF router after a reload. You will still
need to reference an IP address that is in use on a physical or logical
interface- logical being more than physical. This configuration step
becomes more critical with the use of multiple OSPF processes with
virtual-links involved. This is the only way that you can insure that each
OSPF process is assigned the same ID every time.
Steve
Rajeev
Siddappa To: Frank B <frank@buff-net.com>,
ccielab@groupstudy.com
<raj_lab@yahoo cc:
.com> Subject: Router-ID
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nobody@groupst
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12/01/2001
11:37 PM
Please respond
to Rajeev
Siddappa
If I use the command,
Router-ID under OSPF what will be the stability f the
OSPF process. Will it be similr to an loop back
interface ip address or Physical.
Thank you,
Rajeev.
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