[c-nsp] OSPF Default Gateway Route Question

[mikus]

Have the junipers do default information originate, and manipulate the
type or metric for your needs to prefer one or the other.  You can as
well have the prefered juniper advertise a basic e2 default, and have
a static floating with a higher metric.  If they both advertise a
basic default route, it will equal cost loadbalance, which may or may
not be good depending on firewalls and such being stateful.
Default+E1+interface cost fudge might work too, not positive about
this without confirming since it is a neighbor in this case.  Any
number of ways to skin a cat.

Code on the ubr's and upstreams permitting, you could perhaps get
creative with SAA and route-maps as well...

-mb

On Mon, 21 Mar 2005 14:48:35 -0000, DEMON <demon at netvisao.pt> wrote:
> 
> 
> I have a question regarding OSPF that I was hoping I could get some help with. Here's my scenario:
> 
> I have 7200VXR's uBR that i´m using as access router ( to connect clients with cable modems). This router, connect to 2 diferent gateways ( 2 juniper M20) by a passport switch  I use static routes for this scenario, but if one of the gateway fails, the cisco router don´t change de ip route "gateway" and continue to send traffic for it. How can i configure 2 default gateway in cisco uBR by ospf?  It´s possible ?
> Does anyone have some examples of doing this? Are there other
> alternatives to doing what I've suggested above?
> 
> Thanks,
> DEMON
> 
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