10-28-2009 12:45 PM - edited 03-04-2019 06:32 AM
Lets say a device has a single loopback interface with several /32 IP addresses configured on it. Taking subinterfaces out of the equation, is there any way to advertise a "router LSA" that will list the various /32 network "links" with different costs?
10-28-2009 12:58 PM
Hi,
Is this a trick question? (J/K)
let's test it by using use point-to-multipoint ospf network. You will see a host route advertised by a neighbor.
Toshi
10-28-2009 03:05 PM
Hello Inoc,
>> Lets say a device has a single loopback interface with several /32 IP addresses configured on it.
Taking subinterfaces out of the equation, is there any way to advertise a "router LSA" that will list the various /32 network "links" with different costs?
no, ip ospf cost is per link, only with an OSPF network point to multipoint you could provide a per neighbor cost.
but you think of a loopback it is isolated from outside world by definition.
I suppose you have a primary address and several secondary addresses.
you could use a redistribute connected with a route map that set different seed metrics for different addresses.
but this would mean injecting external routes in OSPF that can be acceptable or not.
Hope to help
Giuseppe
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