From: Bill Reilly (william.j.reilly@xxxxxxxxxxx)
Date: Mon Feb 04 2002 - 18:52:37 GMT-3
Steve,
Look at page 779 for using route filtering in OSPF processes. Because
OSPF dose not use the interface as its destination, you need to use the
protocol name in your distribute-list command and you can only use the
out keyword. Then add the routes you want to filter in an access-list
referenced in the distribute-list.
i.e. distribute-list 1 out eigrp 65505
access-list 1 permit "the routes you want to send into eigrp"
the deny all will prevent the rest from being redistributed.
Bill
Bill
Steven Weber wrote:
>In Doyle, pages 726-730 He is showing how EIGRP 1 is receiving summary routes
>that come up as external. The reason for this is because OSPF is learning
>these summary routes and redistributing them back into EIGRP 1. I wanted to
>try to filter these summary routes out of EIGRP 1 on the redistributing
>router. I tried filtering them from coming into e0 and I also tried filtering
>them from going out of e1 but in both cases the summary routes still showed up
>in EIGRP 1. Can someone please explain to me what I'm doing wrong and what I
>should be doing in order to filter these summary routes accurately.
>TIA
>Steve
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