Cisco ISR Route Leaking

[fschoeniger]

Hello all,

I have an ISR-4331 with 2 VRF's . One VRF Connected to an MPLS Circuit (BGP) and one VRF to the local LAN (OSPF).

I'm trying to leak some routes from the MPLS into the OSPF VRF but I can't get this to work, not sure what I'm missing.

I've created and IP prefix-list with the IP Subnets I's like to redistribute to OSPF. Then I created a route map referencing this IP Prefix-list. 

lastly, I did

conf t

router ospf 100 vrf LAN

redistribute bgp 65000 subnets route-map redist-bgp->ospf

and I get nothing. No bgp routes are showing up . What am I missing here?

[omz]

Not sure - 

"capability vrf-lite" under ospf vrf configuration may be. I know for sure this works if you have 2 ospf vrfs. 

[paul driver]

Hello

OMC79 has a good point!

Is this from a PE or Ce rtr, If the latter are you ruining ospf to peer to the PE rtr?

[fschoeniger]

Hey Paul,

This is a CE rtr. We're using BGP to peer with the PE rtr.

OMC79, 

VRF-Lite capability is enabled on the LAN (OSPF) side.

[paul driver]

Hello

Okay so the routes from the Pe-Ce do get proper-gated now you wish for them to be leaked into the lan ospf vrf correct?

Can you post the configuration of what you have implementated at present