It doesn't matter whether you're using Link-State, Distance Vector, or No
Dynamic routing protocol at all. Null interfaces come handy when don't wanna
waste router CPU cycles with Access-List processing and it's
Administratively prohibited ICMP packets for security reasons.
Parrish.
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> Ron Stark
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> Subject: Nul Interfaces
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> I have a question, in reading through the material on null interfaces in
Cisco
> press (Laura Chappell) they say you use a static route for the null
interface.
> What about if your using a not using a Link state protocol such as OSPF or
> EIGRP, do you still use a static route to configure a null interface or is
it
> configured differently in non-linkstate protocols? or does it matter?
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> Thanks - Ron
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