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All IPs, AS numbers, OSPF areas, etc., have been sanitized for this post. None are currently in production.- I have a subnet at a remote network that I need to extend from a /24 to a /23.- We have two circuits at this site: a primary MPLS going to ou...
IP addresses have been cleaned (RFC 1918).We have 5 locations on an MPLS network. All locations advertise their networks through BGP.When we signed up with our phone service, we thought it would make sense to have them on our MPLS network as well. So...
Mods blocked last post, so trying again. No info here is confidential.Hoping someone can shed some light. I have a switch in a remote location that I can connect to via SSH, but once connected I am unable to run *any* commands. I cannot do "show run....
Hoping someone can shed some light. I have a switch in a remote location that I can connect to via SSH, but once connected I am unable to run *any* commands. I cannot do "show run." I cannot do *any* "show" commands. I can't even "exit" my SSH sessi...
I did not shutdown the subinterface before making changes. I will give that a try, but it is acting as a gateway for that vlan so I will have to do it after hours. Thanks
I was able to make the changes without kicking myself off the device ... so some progress made!However, when I changed the /24 subnet to a /23 subnet on all three items (interface, ospf advertisement, and bgp advertisement), it still failed over to o...
Dang it ... always happens. Ignore the AS number for BGP in my diagram. That's a typo. But they *do* match on my actual configs. Haven't made any changes there and it's all currently working.
