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Routes to the internet and OSPF

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mgar18777
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‎08-05-2009 07:47 AM - edited ‎03-04-2019 05:39 AM

Do I still need to have a gateway of last resort for internet traffic on each L3 switch if I'm running OSPF internally? All my core switches currently have a Gateway of last resort. We are using an ASA 5520 that is not configured with OSPF. Should OSPF be configured on the ASA as well?

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Collin Clark
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‎08-05-2009 07:54 AM

If properly configured, OSPF should be propagating the default route. You can have your ASA run OSPF or you can leave it as is with a static route.

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Collin Clark
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‎08-05-2009 07:54 AM

If properly configured, OSPF should be propagating the default route. You can have your ASA run OSPF or you can leave it as is with a static route.

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mgar18777
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In response to Collin Clark

‎08-05-2009 07:59 AM

Great thanks. This leads me to another question, but I will make a separate thread for it.

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