Yes, you can have non-Cisco routers within the totally-stubby area, as long
as the ABRs are Cisco. The routers within the totally-stubby area are
completely unaware of the fact that they are missing those type 3 LSAs from
the other areas--they just think they are in an RFC-compliant stub area.
To put it another way, by configuring your ABR with the "no-summary"
keyword, you are telling it to do some additional filtering. The stub area
flag in the hello packet looks the same as for an RFC-compliant stub ABR.
Pamela
At 01:42 AM 7/17/00 -0700, you wrote:
>Hello,
>
>Suppose that I have an OSPF area that contains some
>non-Cisco routers, Can I still configure it as totally
>stuby area?
>
>
>Thanks
>
>Omer
>
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