Re: hide networks in OSPF [7:53510]

2002-09-18 Thread bi.s

Kent Yu wrote:
 You may want take a look at this:
 

http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/software/ios122/122newft/122
 t/122t11/ft11at3f.htm#xtocid1
 

thanks, this helped.

cya
-bis




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hide networks in OSPF [7:53510]

2002-09-17 Thread bi.s

hi,

is it possible to hide networks in ospf?
i have a network in area 2 and it should stay there, should not ne 
visible in areo 0 and all the other areas.
is there a way to do it? i know, it doesnt really fit in how ospf works, 
but who knows.

can someone point me to the feature if there is any?

thanks a lot
-bis




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Re: hide networks in OSPF [7:53510]

2002-09-17 Thread Kent Yu

You may want take a look at this:

http://www.cisco.com/univercd/cc/td/doc/product/software/ios122/122newft/122
t/122t11/ft11at3f.htm#xtocid1


HTHs
Kent

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 hi,

 is it possible to hide networks in ospf?
 i have a network in area 2 and it should stay there, should not ne
 visible in areo 0 and all the other areas.
 is there a way to do it? i know, it doesnt really fit in how ospf works,
 but who knows.

 can someone point me to the feature if there is any?

 thanks a lot
 -bis




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RE: hide networks in OSPF [7:53510]

2002-09-17 Thread ccie fan

I remember when do area range command, we have a no-advertise option.
this may help.



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