Keep in mind that all routers within any type of ospf area must maintain
identical link state databases. Hence, you will see all intra area routes
and a default route toward intra-area and beyond.
Pete
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On 4/18/2001 at 1:47 PM Coleman, Jason wrote:
>Consider the following scenario:
>
>Two HQ routers that have 2 sites each connected to them over frame relay
>point-to-point sub-interfaces.
>The two HQ routers are on the same LAN. These Ethernet ports are in Area
>0.
>
>The HQ1 WAN links and their sites are in Area 1, and the HQ2 WAN links and
>their sites are in Area 2.
>Both Area 1 and Area 2 are setup to be totally stubby areas.
>
>When looking at the routing table for a remote site connected to HQ1, will
>you see only a default route or will you see a default route and the routes
>for the other remote site in Area 1?
>
>I have been taken course and been led to believe that there should only be
>a
>default route, but I read a white paper the other day, and it indicated
>that
>you will see all Intra-area routes. To me, that means that I should see
>routes to the other networks within my own area.
>
>I am working on setting this up as well to see it work for myself, but
>interested in any input.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Jason Coleman - CCNP, CCDP
>Customer Engineer
>Network Management Center - Austin
>(ph) 512-340-3134
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