I hope you didn't do this in the middle of area 0.......
Let me ask you something - how do routers learn routes? What then would have
to happen for the routers to learn the routes from the other side of the
firewall? What are some things you can do to make this happen?
Someone on the CCIE list recently asked how much book study versus lab time
one should put in. There was a mixed response, with some folks saying one
should spend al of one's time configuring routers and practicing scenarios,
and some others saying a significant portion should still be book time.
It is for reasons like this that I suggest that one should never stop
reading.
Chuck
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yudaocai
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Subject: OSPF
all hi!
I the middle of the routers running OSPF ,I place a firewall in the it ;
the firewall is a linux with multiple NIC ,IP-forwards is open in the
kernel,and not rip.
1ˇ˘how do they (the lan )communicate ? how can I do ?
2ˇ˘can the routing table update from the firewall?
yudaocai
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