09-06-2021 03:02 AM
I have a query regarding the Centralized policy.
Below is my current centralized policy:
Centralized Policy:
!
control-policy Center_main
!
!
sequence 21
match route
site-list Site1
vpn-list A1
prefix-list NW_range
!
action accept
set
preference 100
!
!
!
sequence 31
match route
site-list Site1
vpn-list A1
prefix-list NW_WAN_range
!
action accept
set
preference 100
!
!
!
default-action accept
site-list DC
control-policy Center_main
Prefix Lists:
NW_range: 100.100.0.0/16
NW_WAN_range: 192.168.100.0/24
NW_range currently have 2 routes published (100.100.110.0/24, 100.100.120.0/24)
Now I am planning to add new route say NW_range_1 - 100.100.130.0/24
But I don't want this route (100.100.130.0/24) to be learnt by site DC
Since already NW_range is summarized how can I prevent NW_range_1 - 100.100.130.0/24 from being learnt.
Any suggestions or recommendations ?
09-06-2021 05:24 PM
Any help
09-16-2021 03:58 PM
You could create another prefix list for 100.100.130/24 and add a deny entry for that prefix list higher in your topology policy.
Or change your prefix lists to use /24s instead of a /16.
09-23-2021 08:50 AM
you have to break the specific subnet rather summarizing them and do advertise only specific subnets or you have to use ACL to allow/Deny that communications.
09-23-2021 06:08 PM
I am trying to test what @rmfalconer has mentioned.
Will that not work ?
10-05-2021 06:26 AM
Yes you can go with his second option which i suggested.
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