On Wed, 5 Jan 2000, Eric J. Merkel wrote:
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> > What I would suggest is to take the OSPF statement out and re-enter it...
> > I have had some strange problems with OSPF and this usually seems to take
> > care of it.
> >
>
> TA DA! This did it!! Funny thing is, this same problem cropped up on two
> routers on the other part of the ring. Oh well, chalk one up to
> experience. Cisco bug perhaps? Thanks to everyone who replied! :)
Not bug and not Cisco's. This is a _feature_ of OSPF.
Standard defines no way to clear LSA database, so, if you change topology,
old data could mess OSPF operation, until they are expired (some very
long time), or router is rebooted, or OSPF is disabled and re-enabled again.
I wish that Cisco implement a command to disable OSPF process without
removing all OSPF configuration (something like "dlsw-disable" command).
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Basil (Vasily) Dolmatov CCIE #5347, CCNP-Security, CCDA
East Connection ISP, Moscow, Russia. (http://www.east.ru)
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