07-04-2006 08:41 AM - edited 03-03-2019 01:13 PM
hello,
is there a command to redistribute RIP over an OSPF zone (area 0 )?
thanks
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07-04-2006 07:27 PM
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router ospf 100
redistribute rip subnet metric external
this command with rip route into ospf area 0, now you can do it in two way to redistrubute into ospf either E1 & E2, but by default ospf take E2 type ( which is fix cost to reach the destination ) and E1 type ( which is variable cost internal+ external path )
I hope this will solve the problem. please rate this post if this is useful.
-Minu
07-04-2006 08:59 AM
you can do it by the same procedure as you are going to distiribute in the normal areas... just you have to take care about the metrics...
07-04-2006 09:09 AM
wassim
Perhaps there is something about your question or about your requirements that I do not yet understand. But the fundamentals of redistributing RIP into OSPF are pretty simple: under router ospf use the command redistribute rip subnets. There are options that you may want to consider including whether to specify the redistributed routes as E1 or E2 routes, whether to specify a default metric for redistribution (OSPF does have a default value), or whether to filter the redistribution. But the basic requirement is just redistribute rip subnets.
HTH
Rick
07-04-2006 07:27 PM
detail
router ospf 100
redistribute rip subnet metric external
this command with rip route into ospf area 0, now you can do it in two way to redistrubute into ospf either E1 & E2, but by default ospf take E2 type ( which is fix cost to reach the destination ) and E1 type ( which is variable cost internal+ external path )
I hope this will solve the problem. please rate this post if this is useful.
-Minu
07-04-2006 11:23 PM
OSPF default metric - 20
OSPF default metric type - E2
If you redistribute routes in OSPF it uses default metric and metric type if no statements in redistribute command.
If you want redistribute subnets use same keyword in redistribute command.
Victor.
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