Antwort: Re: Injecting ISP Default Route into OSPF

[Daniel Gomez]

Hi Ondrej,

How are the administrative distances in Bird?

Static Route == 200

OSPF == ?

iBGP == ?

eBGP == 100

* By the way it worked with the two static protocol instances :D. Actually
I think it would be much more simple with :

Router1:

protocol static {
	check link;
	route 0.0.0.0/0 via GW1;
}

Router2:

protocol static {
	check link;
	route 0.0.0.0/0 via GW2;
}

and then exchange the static routes in OPSF.

If I use two static protocols in the same configuration, I also need to
send the transfer network between router and ISP to the second router, in
order for the default gateway to be in OSPF.

There exist a switch in OSPF-Bird similar to the "passive interface" from
cisco and brocade?

Greetings,

Daniel




Von:	Ondrej Zajicek <santiago at crfreenet.org>
An:	Daniel Gomez <Daniel.Gomez at synaix.de>
Kopie:	bird-users at trubka.network.cz
Datum:	09.07.2013 10:57
Betreff:	Re: Injecting ISP Default Route into OSPF
Gesendet von:	owner-bird-users at atrey.karlin.mff.cuni.cz



On Tue, Jul 09, 2013 at 10:36:13AM +0200, Daniel Gomez wrote:
> My actuall problem is that I cannot see both static defined default
routes
> on the Kernel table, and when I shutdown the outside interface the new
> default route is also not appearing on the routing table.
>
> Any ideas?

Use two static protocol instances, each for one route ;-)

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