Quick question to all. When I configure the nssa area it removes the static
default route I setup on my remote router. I configured a static route of
0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 x.x.x.x on the remote router and it has a metric of 1 and a
cost of 0. When the nssa commands are put in place on the head end router , my
remote router removes this static route and adds a default route with much
higher cost. Is this normal? I didn't think a route with a higher cost would
remove a route with a lower cost.
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