[j-nsp] generate a default route question

I have a test lab where I have an edge router that I want to use to generate a default route into my OSPF process depending on whether an interface is up or not. Code snippets: Show routing-options: generate { route 0.0.0.0/0 { policy generate_default_route; tag

Re: [j-nsp] generate a default route question

Hi William Its much more simple to do it: You only need to do a static route pointing to a next-hop that is on your 1.1.1.0/24 network Even if this next hop doesn't exist. Lets assume that your local interface is 1.1.1.1/24 You can write the static route like this: routing-options {

[j-nsp] packet dropped, first pak not sync error message ?

Hi - I am currently having a very strange issue. I have a setup that is basically a core switch, with ospf enabled and connected to a netscreen-isg2000 running screenos 6.0.0r4 . So, I am on a host in the cluster, connected to the core switch. I can ssh to the core switch's ip'ed interface

[j-nsp] L2TP Multilink not working

Hello, i am trying to do mppp with a M7i with integrated ASM acting as a LNS. Multilink doesnt seem to work. The problem seems to be the negotiation of the MRRU between the M7i and the CPE. There is no way to configure the MRRU on the M7i for L2TP. This dump is from a cisco 1841: Dec 2

Re: [j-nsp] Traffic Logging

Try something like: = set system syslog file Special-Events daemon info set system syslog file Special-Events match (.*EVENT UpDown.*-.*)|(.*bgp.*)|(.*LDP.*)|(.*OSPF.*); = so you can do: show log

Re: [j-nsp] generate a default route question

Hi, Try change the policy like the one below. It will work for you set policy-options policy-statement default-route term 1 from interface interface_name Regards, iftikhar Ahmed On Mon, Dec 1, 2008 at 9:52 PM, William Jackson [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote: I have a test lab where I have an edge

Re: [j-nsp] generate a default route question

Hi William, As someone else pointed out, what you need is a static route, not a generated route. You want to point your default gateway to a host on the 1.1.1/24 network, so set your route to 0/0 to that host. The static route will be removed from the routing table if the interface goes down, so

Re: [j-nsp] Traffic Logging

No luck, Ricardo :( Ricardo Tavares wrote: Try something like: = set system syslog file Special-Events daemon info set system syslog file Special-Events match (.*EVENT UpDown.*-.*)|(.*bgp.*)|(.*LDP.*)|(.*OSPF.*);