Re: Default-informatin originate always [7:33729]

Howard, Thanks for the explanation too. However, I still have 2 questions regarding default-information originate command. > If there's more than one default router, you definitely don't want the always keyword. Why? Wouldn't the ASBR still be able to advertise it's default route to other rou

Re: Default-informatin originate always [7:33729]

9:56 PM Subject: Re: Default-informatin originate always [7:33729] > >Regarding this command... > >"Default-information originate [always]" > >this is documented as saying... > >this generates the default route into OSPF even if the path to the default > >r

Re: Default-informatin originate always [7:33729]

>Regarding this command... >"Default-information originate [always]" >this is documented as saying... >this generates the default route into OSPF even if the path to the default >route goes down... >and... >even when the router has no default route, with the magic keyword "always" it >will create

Default-informatin originate always [7:33729]

Regarding this command... "Default-information originate [always]" this is documented as saying... this generates the default route into OSPF even if the path to the default route goes down... and... even when the router has no default route, with the magic keyword "always" it will create a "defau