From: Ayman Hamza (ayhamza@cisco.com)
Date: Thu Oct 03 2002 - 09:59:28 GMT-3
If you have MD5 authetication on R1, you should only configure
on R2 the following:
!
router ospf <proc-id>
area 0 autentication message-digest
!
No need to configure authetication for the virtual-link AS LONG AS THE TRANSIT
AREA - area 1 - is not using any authetication .
Regards;
Ayman
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> hi,guys
>
> (area0)R1(area1)-------(area1)R2(area3)
> if there is no authentication everything is fine, the R1 can obtain the networks of area3, but when i used the md5 authentication in area0, the networks of area3 is not seen by R1, even I used the virtual-link authentication the R1 can still not see the networks of area3. But I can see all the virtual links are up.
> why?
>
> Thanks
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