Cant redistribute static routes in ISIS

[florianlocker]

i've got 2 N7700 and some c9500. First I wanted to route ISIS between all of these devices. So I redistributed a default and a static route from the n77k and its working fine. Then I moved the n77k out of the ISIS. I put the default and the static routes on a c95k and its not working. I tried it first with a route-map:


router isis backbone
 ...
 redistribute static route-map static-map
 default-information originate route-map static-map

ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 10.1.1.1 tag 120
ip route 172.16.0.0 255.255.0.0 10.10.1.1 tag 120

route-map dna-map permit 10
  match tag 120


That was not working on the c95k. So I tried this with the same result:


router isis backbone
...
 redistribute static ip
 default-information originate

The rest of the ISIS is working

[cofee]

Try adding the ip keyword in your redistribute command. I have added ip after static in the redistribute command.

router isis backbone
 redistribute static ip route-map static-map

[cofee]

Sorry, I failed to notice that you already tried it with the ip keyword. Is it possible to remove the isis instance and re-create it and then try again to redistribute static routes with and without ip keyword?

[paul driver]

Hello

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@florianlocker wrote:

i've got 2 N7700 and some c9500. First I wanted to route ISIS between all of these devices. So I redistributed a default and a static route from the n77k and its working fine. Then I moved the n77k out of the ISIS. I put the default and the static routes on a c95k and its not working. I tried it first with a route-map:


router isis backbone
 redistribute static route-map static-map
 default-information originate route-map static-map

route-map dna-map permit 10
 

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Is this a typo in your OP and the specified route-map isnt the one being applied in the ISIS process

[florianlocker]

@paul driver

I renamed the acl before. Its the same map with the same name (on the router), just a copy and paste mistake here in the forum.

[florianlocker · Accepted solution]

I found my problem.

Thats the solution: You have to say in the route-map that this map is a level-1 type.

router isis backbone
 net 49.0000. ...
 is-type level-1
 authentication mode md5 level-1
 authentication key-chain isis-password
 metric-style wide
 log-adjacency-changes
 nsf ietf
 redistribute static ip route-map static-map level-1
 default-information originate route-map static-map
 bfd all-interfaces

route-map static-map permit 10
 set level level-1