[j-nsp] Merging two OSPF area

[Keegan Holley]

The more important question is IP address space.  Is there conflicting IP
space at the two companies?  If so how can it be addressed?  If the
addresses can't be changed this pretty much guarantees that the topologies
will not merge.  If that's the case the choice of protocol BGP or ospf at
the edge really depends on the size of the tables.  BGP is more flexible but
it doesn't matter if you only have 50 routes.

If you can merge completely, I would just work on migrating the network to a
single ospf topology a few routers at a time.  Again what you do at the
edges during the interim depends on the size of the network and the exact
topology.

On Wed, Jan 19, 2011 at 9:36 PM, <jjsyed at aol.com> wrote:

> we are trying to merge two ospf network belong to the same company, as of
> now client network connect to core via l2 ckt. the client network is running
> ospf and the core is also running ospf. i was thinking either use bgp or run
> two ospf process and redistribute each other.
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