Hi all,
I tried this yesterday and got some funny results.
A client of ours uses another private company to do long haul connections
to overseas sites. They (the private company) are redistributing their OSPF
routes into my EIGRP process. They have recently had some instability on
some of their numerous routes, so I tried using summary addressing on the
router that connects to my clients network. The summary was correct and
actually showed correctly in the routing table on the upstream router.
Problem:
Even though the summarised route is in the table, the 100's of host routes
are also there, all pointing to the same place. Now the users in the UK
could not connect. I removed the summary addresses and all ok again - just
the summarised route gone from the routing tables. This particular router is
using ver 11.1 ( really old!!)
Now this summarisation works on all the other routers correctly. Any idea's
Andrew Larkins
BCom, CCNP, CCDA
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