Has anyone been able to successfully define a router on each side of FW-1
as an OSPF neighbor and pass link-state tables through the firewall?
router_a (.4) <--10.84.43.0 --> (.5) FW-1 (.8) <--10.92.19.0 --> (.9) router_b
I'm currently running gated on a Unix box (FW-1) to allow my firewall to
participate as an OSPF neighbor. I want to eliminate gated, and have my
firewall pass OSPF link-state tables directly (I want my firewall to be
JUST a firewall). When I am on router_a and attempt to define the
interface on router_b as an OSPF neighbor ( router_a#(config-router)
neighbor 10.92.19.9 ), I receive an error saying "neighbor address does not
map to an interface".
Has anyone else been able to get this work?
TIA,
Randall
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"As soon as men decide that all
means are permitted to fight an evil,
their good becomes indistinguishable
from the evil they set out to destroy."
--Christopher Dawson
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