From: olumide k (olumidek@hotmail.com)
Date: Wed Sep 04 2002 - 12:19:01 GMT-3
from my little experience on working on labs..
i would say DISTRIBUTE LISTS are your best friend! inorder to prevent
"feed back" even b/w just 2 routing protocols... always make sure that
the redistributed protocol CANNOT be learnt by any other means...ex..if
you red ospf into igrp... it is most likely that all your ospf routes on
the redistributing router turn to moosh ..cos your ospf is "fed back" as
igrp routes...
inorder to save yourselve a lot of time and headache...always construct a
redistribute list! or route map as may be desired..
just my 3 pence...
mide k >From: "Claudine DEMAR" >Reply-To: "Claudine DEMAR" >To:
ccielab@groupstudy.com >CC: ccie@cisco.com >Subject: redistribution
>Date: Wed, 04 Sep 2002 13:59:19 +0100 > >Hi. > >I would like to know
whether CCIE candidates are expected to >configure route-maps to filter
redistribution between routing >protocols even if we are in a
one-point-redistribution scenario >(there's only one common router
between the different routing >domains). > >Should those route-maps be
configured systematically even if there's >no need for them and even if
there's no such mention in the lab >instructions ?? > >Thanks, >
>Claudine >
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