01-02-2007 02:02 PM - edited 03-03-2019 03:13 PM
What does the command:
"Router EIGRP 1000
redistribute static route-map ROUTEMAPNAME
route-map ROUTEMAPNAME permit 10
match ip add 100
access-list 100 permit ip 10.32.100.0 0.0.0.255 any
what is this route-map really filtering or allowing for redistribution? thanks
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01-02-2007 02:25 PM
Borman
the route map can be used with redistribution to control what routes are being redistributed. there might be many static routes present on the router and only a few (or perhaps only 1) are desired to be redistributed into the dynamic routing protocol. The route map matches with an access list and routes that are permitted in the access list are redistributed. Static routes that are not permitted in the access list are not redistributed.
In my experience most route maps controlling redistribution use standard access lists instead of extended access lists as your route map does. Your route map will permit redistribution only of static routes of 10.32.100.0 (or of subnets of 10.32.100.0).
HTH
Rick
01-02-2007 02:24 PM
Any routes that are statically defined on the router and are in the range of 10.32.0.0/24 are added into the EIGRP routing process.
HTH and please rate.
01-02-2007 02:25 PM
Borman
the route map can be used with redistribution to control what routes are being redistributed. there might be many static routes present on the router and only a few (or perhaps only 1) are desired to be redistributed into the dynamic routing protocol. The route map matches with an access list and routes that are permitted in the access list are redistributed. Static routes that are not permitted in the access list are not redistributed.
In my experience most route maps controlling redistribution use standard access lists instead of extended access lists as your route map does. Your route map will permit redistribution only of static routes of 10.32.100.0 (or of subnets of 10.32.100.0).
HTH
Rick
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