Hi Carlos, its a normal behavier as petr says, LSA remains in
database, but routes doesnt install in routing table, and i think that
there are 3 solutions to this,
1) Create te VL between PE and CE in Area 1.
2) Dont use area 1 and configure A 0 in all routers connected to
superbackbone (PEs).
3) Create 2 ospf process in CE redistributing between them.
Horacio.
El 08/04/2011 08:23 p.m., Petr Lapukhov escribis:
> Carlos,
>
> Not sure if I understand the topology correctly, but I see the situation as
> PE2 ignoring the inter-area prefixes originated by CE2 and not
> redistributing it into MP-BGP. This is a normal behavior, since PE devices
> assume to be connected to the OSPF super-backbone, and therefore ignore the
> inter-area prefixes for routing, though they still flood the corresponding
> type-3 LSAs over the sham-link. You may resolve this issue by configuring a
> virtual-link connecting CE2 and PE2 - this will connect area 0 and the
> superbackbone.
>
> HTH
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