From: Carlos Trujillo Jimenez (nergal888@hotmail.com)
Date: Thu Feb 07 2008 - 14:17:46 ARST
Depend on the circunstantes men!
I think you must read the wendell odom ccie certification book or jeff doyle
tcp-ip voll II for understand all possible uses for a route-map, including
this one.
Let me explain what is this example about:
In the first route-map statement (10) you are matching only the loopback 0
interface.
Maybe you are doing redistribution and the task ask redistribute ONLY THE
LOOPBACK INTERFACE into the routing protocol.
so to answer that we only need th the route-map with the first statment.
Now, if you later decide to also redistribute ALL OTHER INTERFACES... you can
match them with a second route-map as in your example (20).
Notice that the second route-map in BLAK, mean it is matching EVERYTHING.. or
ALL OTHER INTERFACES.
CHEERS.
> Date: Wed, 6 Feb 2008 14:37:37 -0800> From: dtandou@yahoo.com> Subject:
Route-map> To: ccielab@groupstudy.com> > Tandou Mohamed <dtandou@yahoo.com>
wrote: Hello GS,> When configuring route-map it is always safe to configure
the second instance of route-map ? for instance i have:> > route-map MYLOOP
permit 10> match interface lo0> !> route-map MYLOOP permit 20 => is this
always require ? or it depend on the circumstance ?> > Please advise> >
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