Re: Route Redistribution - Do and Don't?

The actual CCIE labs feature a lot of variety from one to the next.
This is, of course, to help protect the integrity of the program.

One of the areas you can see much variety in is the area of
redistribution. Here are just a few possibilities off of the top of my
head:

1 - You are told at the beginning of the lab that all prefixes in the
lab scenario must be fully reachable.

2 - You are presented with a defined redistribution section that
leaves it open how redistribution should be implemented.

3 - You are presented with a redistribution section and this section
includes detailed instructions on redistribution.

Notice that in all cases - you need to read the ENTIRE lab exam very
carefully, and do exactly what they instruct in order to receive your
points. Also, like Bruce tends to say over at NMC, "make no
assumptions". Just because our labs at INE tend to all feature and
focus on full reachability, do not make such an assumption in the
actual CCIE lab. In the lab, do what they (implicitly or explicitly)
require and collect your points and then move on in your career. :-)

Warmest Regards,

Anthony J. Sequeira, CCIE #15626
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On Jul 18, 2009, at 11:31 AM, Anh Khoa Le Viet wrote:

> Dear Group,
>
> Are there any restrictions in Redistribution tasks in the "real lab"
> that we
> must follow (beside the goal to obtain full reachability for all IGP
> routes)? Say, if the task told that "mutual redistribute between
> EIGRP and
> OSPF in R1, RIP and EIGRP in R3" so we must follow that? If I see
> that there
> another point that should have redistribution between OSPF and EIGRP
> (R2,
> for example) but did not told so in the lab document, can I do that
> redistribution? Can we do redistribution between BGP and IGP but not
> told so
> in the lab to have full reachability?
>
> Thanks and best Regards,
> Khoa
>
>
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