Roy
The basic characteristic of NSSA is that it is a stub area and
external routes from the backbone are not injected into the area by
the ABR. Redistribution is supported inside the area but not into
the area. If you do need to have some externals advertised into the
area, I would suggest that you define the area as a normal area which
will accept external advertisements from the backbone.
Rick
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On Sun, 29 Jul 2001, Roy Reyes wrote:
> hello guys,
> I have an nssa area which is connected to the area0(backbone) i noticed
> that when i used "redistribute command" if i want to inject type 5 LSA
> to be propagated from area 0 to nssa area to be converted to type 7 LSA
> i can't see it on my routing table BUT i can see the type 7 LSA from
> the OSPF database. Why is this happen?
> Is there a way where i can inject an external routes (type 5 LSA)
> from area 0 going to the nssa area?
> thanks,
> rreyes
>
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