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ADNET_NETSUPPORT · 06-04-2016

Hi Folks, Appreciate if you could answer my query regarding the OSPF based default route. WAN of Router A is connecting to primary DC site and WAN of Router B with DR.We are also having one remote site with two routers C & D.Router C is connected to ...

ADNET_NETSUPPORT · 06-06-2016

Yes, routers A and B would always have the default routes either E1 or E2, the problem comes when DR E2 is preferred and sent to routers A and B. Routers A and B advertise it to C and D respectively, ideally in this situation the outbound traffic flo...

ADNET_NETSUPPORT · 06-05-2016

The diagram is attached, routers A, B, C, D share common OSPF domain of 120, additionally routers A and B are running OSPF 99 also with DC and DR sites. A to C should always be preferred path and default route from A to C is always sent as E1, B to...

ADNET_NETSUPPORT · 06-05-2016

Find the below output, also note that actual process ID is 120, instead of 100: mss-adnet-samhambzxconnect-ra#show ip ospf 120 database external 0.0.0.0 OSPF Router with ID (10.254.22.130) (Process ID 120) Type-5 AS Exter...

ADNET_NETSUPPORT · 06-05-2016

Hi Rolf, In normal operation, Router C has the default route as E1, as router A would always be injecting default route with metric type E1 to router C, and Router B with default metric to router D as it is received from DC (E1) or DR (E2). Router A:...

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OSPF Default Routes E1 and E2

Yes, routers A and B would

The diagram is attached,

Find the below output, also

Hi Rolf,