From: christopher snow (cbsnow31@yahoo.com)
Date: Sun Sep 28 2003 - 08:12:02 GMT-3
Doyle covers this in TCP/IP Vol I very well in the
redistribution section. I have adopted his method and
it works every time. He uses the distance command and
sets both protocols above their normal distance...
i.e. if you were doing EIGRP and OSPF set both
protocols at 130. Then use route maps to drop the
selected routes back to their normal distance within
each protocol. This prevents route feedback and
establishes redundancy if you have more than one point
of redistribution.
HTH
Chris Snow
--- chipn@intraworx.net wrote:
> I'm looking for opinion on lab strategy.
>
> If you encounter a mutual redistribution scenario
> with multiple
> redistributions points on the lab, would it be in
> your best interest to
> explictly control your routing information to
> prevent route feedback? It
> is possible to have complete connectivity in this
> scenario without
> filtering, but still have the potential for routing
> loops.
>
> I thought this would be the best place to get some
> expert advice on the
> subject.
>
> Thanks.
>
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