I think the VL must be defined on both routers using each others RID not
just any arbitraray interface) In your case maybe the time it worked just
happened to be when you defined the link with the RID.
Anthony Pace
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In the world of OSPF, the virtual link end points are the router RID's This
is defined in the RFC.
with virtual links, the hello packet has the V bit set to 1. I believe that
the TTL of the IP packet transporting the VL hello is set to 255. In any
case, virtual link hellos are forwarded until suc
As far as joining discontiguous nonzero areas, I would be interested to see
the configs...
-Jeremy
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