area range command

From: ccie zeng (ccie.candidate@gmail.com)
Date: Fri Dec 17 2004 - 08:33:54 GMT-3

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Hi:
I have hub to spoke topology. The hub is multipoint subinterface, and
spokes are main physical interfaces. Also spokes are connected to
Ethernet LAN which are configured as backbone area 0, the hub-spoke is
configured as area 1.

               R2(this is multipoint sub int)(s2/0.2)
              | | (172.16.0.0/29)
              | |
   (s2/0) R5 R6 (s2/0)
              | |
------------------------ LAN (172.16.200.0/25)

Can I use "area 0 range" command to summarize the LAN network and
advertised into area 1? For somehome I could not see this summarized
route in my hub routerc R2.

Any thoughts?

Thanks
Wei

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