[j-nsp] Problem with OSPF route summarization
Jeremy Wallace
jeremy at skwire.net
Fri Oct 10 11:45:13 EDT 2003
On the Juniper boxes, summarizing external routes that are being
injected into OSPF can be done in two ways.
1- The external routes can be summarized in a policy on the ASBR.
Junos does not have a command that will do this automatically at the
ASBR. This will bring the external routes into the network in a Type 7
LSA.
2- Use the nssa area-range statement (as mentioned before) at the ABRs.
Only the ABRs are allowed to summarize routes going into the backbone
area. This will summarize the specified ranges from Type 7 LSAs into a
single Type 5 LSA. Once the Type 5 LSA is in the network, it _cannot_
be summarized anywhere in the network.
These two methods can be used exclusively of each other, or they can be
used together maximize summarization.
HTH,
J.
J> Hi Eric,
J>
J> I believe you can only summarise directly on the ASBR (the ex-internal
J> router where redistribution into OSPF is taking place), but if you want to
J> have all the externals in the internal area, you could make the area an
J> NSSA. Then summarising on the ABR by doing what Josef suggested, with the
J> NSSA area-range commands.
J>
J> HTH.
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