From: Vijay S Jayaraman (vjayaram@in.ibm.com)
Date: Mon Jan 06 2003 - 07:34:48 GMT-3
Hi,
The virtual link authentication does not depend on the area 1
authentication i.e transit area authentication.....
Here since area 0 does not authenticate, the virtual link will not have
authentication configured.....at least thats my understanding...
So you could use different authentication for area 1 and area
0......However I am not too sure if the authentication type for the area 0
and virtual link could be different....
Could some one shed light on this......
Regards,
Vijay.
Evgeny Tantsura
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Please respond to
Evgeny Tantsura
router config
area <area #> authentication - clear text
area <area #> authentication message-digest - md5
interface config
ip ospf authentication-key <password>
> Hi, can somebody help me on this?
>
> area1
> (area 0) R4 <=====================> R11 (area 2)
> OSPF authentication
>
> The link between R4 and R11 is in OSPF area1. area1 also is virtual-link
> for area2. If I put OSPF authentication in area1. Then I have to enable
> OSPF authentication for the virtual-link. Further, I have to put area 0
in
> OSPF authentication.
> My question is how to use different authentication key and methord for
> those three authentication?
> like: MD5 and key1 for area 1. clear text and key2 for virtual-link. MD5
> with key2 for area 0.
>
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