The best way to have OSPF advertise networks that are defined as
secondary addresses is to define an OSPF network statement for the
secondary network. I have done this multiple times. It is simple,
straightforward, and it works.
There are a few caveats about secondary addressing which I am sure
you are already aware of, like the requirement that the routers agree
on the primary address and the primary address on all the routers must
be in a common subnet.
Rick
On Wed, 5 Jan 2000, Eric J Merkel wrote:
>
> We are running some internal machines on a 10.0.0.0 network as a secondary
> address on an ethernet interace. Prior to getting our OSPF/ring topology
> working properly (*joy*), we just had static routes, but now there are
> multiple routes to this network and I would like to make it dynamic.
>
> What is the best way to to announce this network into OSPF? I have added
> under the ospf statement 'redistribute connected' and also 'redistribute
> static subnet' and made a static route for this network to e0 but it is not
> showing up in other routers ospf tables. Clues?
>
> Eric
>
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