From: Paul Chen (cpjchen@starhub.net.sg)
Date: Thu Feb 12 2004 - 23:29:08 GMT-3
What about the case that the cat3550 is a ABR and ASBR , Rx is a ABR ?
This is what I am seeing in my setup.
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Just like the 'no-summary' command for a Totally Stubby area or a Totally
NSSA area, the 'default-information-originate' command should only go on the
ABR.
- Bill Lijewski
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Network Learning Inc
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Hi,
If it says Rx must have a default route for a NSSA area :
cat3550------ a ospf network
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Rx
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Other routing protols
Do I configure area x nssa default-information originate on both sides or
just on Rx ?
I did it on both the cat 3550 and Rx . Rx will still have a default route
pointing to the Cat3550.
Does it matter which side to configure the nssa default-info-originate on ?
Any advice appreciated.
Paul
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