From: EA Louie (elouie@xxxxxxxxx)
Date: Thu Jan 03 2002 - 03:06:16 GMT-3
Rob - I ran into this problem too. You have two choices around the
solution.
1. change the BGP RID on R1 and redistribute from R6
2. disable sync on the other iBGP routers (R2 and R6) (even though they say
not to)
If you've been following the BGP posts on the other list, you'll see that
this is an "artifact" of Cisco's BGP implementation.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Rob Rummel" <Rummel@Hawaii.rr.com>
To: <ccielab@groupstudy.com>; "Frank B" <frank@buff-net.com>; "Wayne Lewis"
<lewisway@hcc.hawaii.edu>
Sent: Wednesday, January 02, 2002 12:54 PM
Subject: Lab 8 BGP/OSPF Router ID
> For any of you familiar with Lab 8 I just want to verify if my thinking
> is correct.
> I redistribute BGP into OSPF on R1 but my OSPF still will not know of
> the routes for R8 (Hence the solution puts a static route on R5)
> If I redistribute BGP into OSPF on R6 then my OSPF will not know of the
> routes on R7
>
> So according to the first scenario and I redistribute BGP into OSPF on
> R1 the reason my OSPF will not put the routes
> From R8 is because they are pointing to a different OSPF neighbor which
> I did not learn the routes from. Or the router ID for OSPF from where
> I'm learning them from R6
> Is not the same as the BGP router ID R1 from which Im redistributing the
> routes from.
> I'm I correct in this thinking or am I in left field.... Really I could
> take it, let me know..
> 7 Days to go
>
>
> Rob Rummel
>
>
>
> -The faulty interface lies between the chair and the keyboard-
>
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