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Hi All,I want to look at the details of a specific route on an ASA... e.g. on an IOS device I can do a:DBH2234#sh ip route 10.10.10.0Routing entry for 10.10.10.0/25 Known via "ospf 1", distance 110, metric 1100 Tag 299, type extern 1 Last update f...
(Apologies for the cross-post - I've not had any responses in LAN Routing & Switching for several days, so trying here, as this is getting to be a quite serious issue for us)Hi All,I'm having a rather bizarre and highly annoying problem with static...
Hi All,I'm having a rather bizarre and highly annoying problem with static NAT on an ME6524.I've created a virtual router (VRF CORPNET) which has one physical L3 interface, one SVI and one Loopback.This Virtual router has the sole purpose of NATing o...
Hi All,Been eyeing up these new 2360 Switches, and was wondering if anyone has used them, and could share their experiences with them?We're in the process of building a couple of new DataCentres and may look to use these instead of the 3750 / 3560 se...
Hi ST,You just need a basic ACL on your Core Switch interface facing the MPLS router... e.g.ip access-list extended ACL_MPLS_IN deny ip 10.10.150.0 0.0.0.255 10.10.155.0 0.0.0.255 permit ip any anyint g0/0 ip access-group ACL_MPLS_IN inThis is j...
Hi ST,You haven't said where your OSPF neighbors are, are the ASA, WAN router or MPLS routers OSPF neighbors, and are they under your control?Assuming that your OSPF neighbors are connected only to your Core switch (and not shown in the diagram) I wo...
Hi Manish,Thanks but that's just pulling info out of the OSPF DB, which may or may not be the information that was used to populate the RIB.e.g. If OSPF recieves two LSAs for the same prefix, selects one and puts it in the RIB, I've no way of knowing...
Hi Varun,Thanks for replying, unfortunately these don't tell me the OSPF tag on a route.... I think the only way I'm going to get this info is to dig in the OSPF database, which isn't ideal as something being in the DB doesn't necessarily mean it is...
Hi Naidu,It depends greatly upon the subnets that are in use, their source (external / internal etc) and also if you are doing any summarisation. For example if you have a summary route from one AS which happens to mask a route in the second AS, you...
