11-09-2006 04:14 AM
Hello,
I am a customer who has just had a sham link set up, so that OSPF area 0 runs on both sides of the MPLS.
However, I am now getting really high metrics in the routing tables on the CEs. I need to be able to modify the vlaues so that I can load balance with another MPLS. Previously we had tunnels running between our own routers and used the ip ospf cost command on the tunnel interfaces, but this doesn't make a difference if I try it on the CEs.
Please can someone help me? Is it something that my service provider could do - i.e. set it so that the advertised metric of routes coming through either end is say 10?
Any help most definitely appreciated.
Thanks,
J
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11-09-2006 04:32 AM
Leanne
Your provider can definitely help you with the metrics by setting a metric on the Sham-link itself. But iam suprised why you are unable to change the cost on the local CE interfaces ? Are you sure that it is not being reflected across the OSPF cloud ?
11-09-2006 04:32 AM
Leanne
Your provider can definitely help you with the metrics by setting a metric on the Sham-link itself. But iam suprised why you are unable to change the cost on the local CE interfaces ? Are you sure that it is not being reflected across the OSPF cloud ?
11-09-2006 06:47 AM
Hi Gautam,
Actually yes it is working on the CEs now, I was entering the command on the serial rather than ethernet interface. I think I will just play around with the cost values until the metrics from the two MPLSs are equal.
Thanks,
Leanne
11-09-2006 04:41 AM
Hi,
Yes , its possible and your SP can do it.
Is that you have two connections with two providers ???
regards
vanesh k
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