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I have an interface with a /31 setup on it for a point to point link.
Why does isis pick that up as a /32? As a result, isis is winning the
route election over ospf since ospf sees that as a /31. I have isis
setup as a passive interface on that point to point link. I also have
the link setup as network type point to point.
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