This should be a rather simple scenario but couldnt get my head around it.R1 and R2 are connected to SW1 (3560) in the same vlan and subnet but R1 cannot reach R2.In order to try and isolate the problem I created an SVI for the vlan on SW1 and assign...
In some lab scenario, I observed that the only ABR in a NSSA area was not translating some type 7 LSAs it had received to type 5.After troubleshooting to investigate why this was so, I observed that the routes that were not translated from type 7 to ...
No they are not having the same mac address.I cleard the arp cache on R1 but it was still able to learn the mac add of R2I even put a static arp entry but all these did not make any difference.
It might be a Lab task Like a I said R2 is not accessible but it is verified there is no issue with R2.Interface configs are basic e.g. It was I that created the SVI on the switch and asssigned it an ip address.Unfortunately configs are not available...
It gets even clearer.Thanks for taking the time out Peter. Much appreciated.You should write a book (thats if you havent done so already) `OSPF- The Good, The Bad, The Not-commonly-seen`
Hi Peter,Thanks for the reply.If this is the case, it does make perfect sense and I clearly understand your explanation. Guess I should start to read the RFCs with a magnifying glass It however objects my understanding of how LSAs are propagated by O...
