02-22-2018 09:03 AM - edited 03-03-2019 08:44 AM
We have a small network of 100 devices, running OSFPv2. On occasion, I'll have a "guest" router added to the network, at which time, I want to delete all routers routing-tables, and rebuild from scratch. I don't want the guest having the ability to see older routes, or interrogate others.
This might be overkill, but it is what the customer wants.
Any thoughts?
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02-23-2018 02:42 AM
Interesting situation. Can I suggest:
1- Peer on your regular network using MD5 authentication so the guest cannot establish a peer without your knowledge.
2- Designate the guest router to peer in its own area, make it totally stubby and only send the default route to it.
3- You could also MD5 authenticate with the peer with a unique password / key.
Hope this helps
02-23-2018 02:42 AM
Interesting situation. Can I suggest:
1- Peer on your regular network using MD5 authentication so the guest cannot establish a peer without your knowledge.
2- Designate the guest router to peer in its own area, make it totally stubby and only send the default route to it.
3- You could also MD5 authenticate with the peer with a unique password / key.
Hope this helps
02-23-2018 05:41 AM
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