Hi,
On Fri, May 11, 2001 at 03:02:54PM -0400, Mehgan Laveck wrote:
> I recently read in IOS Essentials that redistributing connected interfaces
> and static routes into an IGP is not recommended. There are good reasons
> for not doing this, including the fact that OSPF sees these routes as
> type external. My question is, how are people distributing these routes
> to the rest of the network?
We're happily distributing static (into OSPF and EIGRP).
I do not redistribute connected, because the bug list concerning EIGRP
and redistribute connected at the time I designed this was "scary". I
redistribute those by using "network" statement in the "router eigrp"
block.
gert
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