From: Paul Cosgrove (paul.cosgrove@heanet.ie)
Date: Thu Mar 13 2008 - 19:56:09 ARST
Just had another thought. If you can only use those two routers you can
create a tunnel between them using IPs in different major network,
running rip only on that. Can then perform redistribution from ospf
into rip on R2.
Paul.
Paul Cosgrove wrote:
> What is the rest of the topology like? Does the scenario allow you
> to perform the redistribution on a third router instead (tunneling if
> necessary)? If it is allowed, you will need to set an offset list on
> the interface between R1 & R2 so the link to the redistributing
> router is preferred for those RIP routes.
>
> Paul.
>
> SCOTT PENDLETON wrote:
>> Anybody have any idea of how to approach this?
>>
>> Two routers connected each to other exchanging RIP routes. Router 2
>> has 3 additional interfaces that fall under the major network the two
>> routers share. Router 2 is also running OSPF. Router 1 is to learn
>> about the other networks via OSPF redistributed into the RIP process
>> and not directly from RIP on R2. Route-maps are not permitted.
>> Scott P.
>>
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