Hi,

IP pools are meant to be configured inside the routing context where they will be assigned. You will have to configure the ip local pool inside of the VRF where you want that pool assigned.

It sounds quite handy to have a "master pool" that would be allocated across the VRFs but at this time it does not work that way.

Truman


On 15/09/2008, at 3:10 AM, SunnyDay wrote:

Hello
i have a virtual router vr-test and in that virtual router
several vrf`s "vr-test:testvrf" i have one question is it possible to configure to virtual router vr-test a local pool so from that pool the vrf subscribers also can receive an ip address
or do i have to configure it inside the vrf?
Thank you
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