[j-nsp] 'Best Practice' for lo0?
Michael Loftis
mloftis at wgops.com
Thu Apr 14 11:51:33 EDT 2005
I was wondering what everyone feelings for best practice on lo0 are? in
order to maintain some consistency i use set system default-address,a ssign
an address to lo0 and then flood the /32 via OSPF. The loopback address
itself comes from a chunk of 'unrouted' addresses set aside for just this
purpose. There's no associated subnet for it, it's just a chunk of
addresses from which I pull /32's for the loopbacks of various network
elements.
I never actually stopped to think about it until now, but...what does
everyone else do for this? We do have OOB mgmnt as well (fxp0 on the M7i's
and a Serial Console Server) but for establishing multihop sessions, for
the router to ping things, etc. we let it use the lo0... because otherwise
the 'router' could be from any of .... well a LOT of addresses depending on
which interface.
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