* Cheikh-Moussa, Ahmad <[email protected]> [2013-08-02 11:03]:
> Hi Sebastian,
>
> it depends on the environment. On a PtP interface it is not an issue, on a
> broadcast network, it could be an issue.
> In general, it is always recommended to turn authentication ( md5) on and
> protect the RE with a lo0 filter.
Hi,
so you mean if I have my (OSPF) routers and customer routers on the same
broadcast network? Ah no, we don't have that. That way madness lies.
;)
I would *hope* that people that have this kind of setup also enable
MD5 because otherwise what would customers prevent from just joining
the OSPF area anyway... but perhaps I'm overly optimistic.
Regards
Sebastian
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