[nsp] Propagate

[Jan Friedel]

 Hi all,


  I'm guessing, that there is no way how to make this work. All computers behind
  (a) will still have  better route (local network) to any host in his network
  (of course, if you don't make any hostroute), than to the same net behind (b).

  The sheme looks like a natural VPN scheme, and i'm guessing, you'll need to
  renumber one of the network to get something like this:

       ---------                               ---------
       |       |           2 MBIT              |       |
       |CISCO  |-------------------------------|CISCO  |
       |2600(a)|                               |2600(b)|       
       ---------                               ---------
           |                                       |
           |                                       |
           |                                       |
       --------                                ---------
 
       192.168.0.0/24                          192.168.0.1/24
                                                         ^
   

--
jan friedel

On Tue, Jan 28, 2003 at 05:51:07PM +0100, Roberto Paoletti wrote:
> Hi guys,
>  
>             i'd to propagate via layer 3 two idem lan..like graph in the
> file.
> I'd like to use the same lan 192.168.0.0/24 in the router-a and router-b
> and the hosts bottom router-a can talk with hosts bottom router-b.
> If i could, i'd use the trunk....but is it possible use a trunk a layer
> 3, so i don't know...for example i use a tunnel via serial?????
> Ah i've a link of 2 Mbit between routers....anybody help me
>  
> Thanks for your collaboration
>  
> Roberto Paoletti

> 
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> 
> 	---------				---------
> 	|	|	    2 MBIT		|	|
> 	|CISCO	|-------------------------------|CISCO	|
> 	|2600(a)|				|2600(b)|	
> 	---------				---------
>             |					    |
> 	    |					    |
> 	    |					    |
> 	--------				---------
> 
> 	192.168.0.0/24				192.168.0.0/24
> 
> 

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