thax for the reply,
thats pretty much my fall back plan, its a little disapointing there
isn't a better solution, to me an inject map just seems so neat.
cheers
Andrew,
for the cisco people here (hehehe), can i do the following:
use an inject map for a route that is locally originated, i think im
having issues with the route source ie.
I'm not 100% sure, but looking how this is implemented, it seems like
you can't use the exist-map to match for locally-originated prefixes.
Can you verify your config with a remotely-learnt route (i.e. just
change the exist-map) to verify?
i have been trying and cant get it working,
basiclly i have an MPLS VPN extranet and lan address of the CE is in
the same subnet as a /32 host i wish to advertise into the VPN.
How about a hack:
int fas 0/1
ip address 123.123.123.1 255.255.255.0
!
ip route 123.123.123.12 255.255.255.255 fas0/1 123.123.123.12
and then do a "redistribute static" or a network entry.
So you will advertise the /32 as long as the interface is up, which
should achieve the same as your inject-map example. Not very pretty, but
effective?
oli
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