Just add the interface and make sure the network is in the correct area.
Instance ID has to do with running multiple instances on the same
interface which you most likely do not need to do.
John Michael Francis II
JMF Solutions, Inc
Wavefly Technologies
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On 12/8/2014 8:12 PM, Mike Hammett wrote:
So I'm trying to manipulate the OSPF costs on my network. I create an
interface (currently they're all dynamic) to specify the cost. It asks
for an Instance ID. Nowhere in my instance specifications does it
indicate what the instance IDs are. I am running two instances, one
public, one private.
Okay, let's just load up one of the dynamic entries and see what it has...
BOTH PUBLIC AND PRIVATE INSTANCES SAY INSTANCE ID 0. How the hell can
that be? There are clearly two instances running by the fact that on
the interface screen, the interfaces have the various corresponding
instance names, but all on the same instance ID.
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