! Date: Tue, 22 May 2001 10:38:45 -0700
! From: Mark Boolootian <booloo@cats.ucsc.edu>
!
! > Having the interface IP match the network statement qualifies an
! > interface to run ospf, this is separate issue from passing that
! > specific connected route or other routes from the routing table
! > into ospf.
!
! It sounds like you are disagreeing with what Ken said, but what Ken said
! is correct. When a network statement matches an interface's subnet, that
! subnet will get dumped into the routing table as an intra area route. If
! you 'redistribute connected', you shove it in as an external route.
Yep - that is true - any kind of redistribution into OSPF is considered
as an external route (either it is connected/static or from another
routing protocol into OSPF) -
The External routes are carried under/by type 5 LSAs - which get floodeed
into the entire OSPF domain -
/Shankar
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