It should, do you have any other OSPF neighbors on
this router learning the same routes with lower cost?
In that scenario those routes will be used.
With only a ISDN line cconfigured as a demand circuit,
the OSPF adj. should always be there along with the
routes if OSPF adj formed properly, etc.
5:40:25
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> To: JENNY MCLEOD/NSO/CSDA@NOTES
> cc:
> Subject: RE: OSPF On Demand Circuit
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> One of the requirements/assumptions of OSPF Demand Circuit is that the
> routers can bring up the circuit to form a neighbor relationship, bring
> up the circuit to transm
19/07/2000 19:12:04
Please respond to "Ruslan S Tchinyakov" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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"'Ruslan S Tchinyakov'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
"'Olden Pieterse'" <[EMAIL PRO
;Olden Pieterse'; 'Evan You'
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Subject: RE: OSPF On Demand Circuit
Also if you make your interface a passive interface then you will NOT pass
routing updates across the link. What you should do is Snapshot Routing.
Put in a static route across this line and give it a
takeover
and your backup timers will bring up the link.
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From: Ruslan S Tchinyakov [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 19 July 2000 09:00
To: 'Olden Pieterse'; 'Evan You'
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Subject: RE: OSPF On Demand Circuit
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]]On Behalf Of Olden
Pieterse
Sent: Tuesday, July 18, 2000 7:55 PM
To: 'Evan You'
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Subject: RE: OSPF On Demand Circuit
Hi there
My 2 cents ...
Try and put passive interface on your bri0 so it doesnt send out routing
updates .
Some updates (routing ???)
first try to use debug dialer packet,
than some debug ospf. Have cution not to stuck yor router under load!!!
I think output of the first command give you clear idea what "wakes up" the
dialer,
and looking for OSPF database state and activity traces show you whether
"Do not age" LSA Flag works pro
You show us yoru dial-group 1 but have not shown us the dialer-list and
possibly access-list it references.
On Tue, 18 Jul 2000, Evan You wrote:
> Hey all,
>
> I have two routers in OSPF Area 0 that have ISDN backup connections from one
> to the other.
>
> The ISDN config is working great. W
Evan,
Try figuring out what is bringing up the link by turning on debug dial or use
the show dial commands.
Good luck.
Evan You wrote:
> Hey all,
>
> I have two routers in OSPF Area 0 that have ISDN backup connections from one
> to the other.
>
> The ISDN config is working great. When the prim
Evan,
As long as you do not have a lot of traffic, try
debugging the dialer packets. This will show what is
'interesting' and triggering the dialer. You probably
have some sort of broadcast triggering it, but you'll
find out. Do not execute this command on anything that
has more than a few packe
Hi there
My 2 cents ...
Try and put passive interface on your bri0 so it doesnt send out routing
updates .
Some updates (routing ???) is bringing up that line .
Hope it helps
Cheers
Olden
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