EIGRP Metrics used with Redistribution - Cisco Learning Network The values are entered by you based on how you want the redistributed routes' metrics to be They equate directly to the k values used by EIGRP to determine what metric will be calculated K1 - Bandwidth K2 - Delay K3 - Reliability K4 - Load K5 - MTU redistribute ospf 1 metric k1 k2 k3 k4 k5 Remember that by default EIGRP only uses K1 and K2 for the EIGRP metric calculation You choose these
redistributing default route into ospf - Cisco Learning Network There are two ways to redistribute default route into any protocols,but in ospf when i tried to redistribute default static into ospf it is not advertising,when i use default-information originate it is advertising,could some one explain more on this question
BGP lt;-- gt; OSPF route redistribution - Cisco Learning Network When you redistribute into OSPF, there are a few options You can then set a better metric on these routes, which means they should be preferred Alternatively, you could could set the route type to E1, which is always preferred to E2
Redistribution and summarization between OSPF and EIGRP - where is best? Say I want to redistribute these networks into the OSPF domain with the summary address of 172 16 0 0 22 I could summarize the network on the EIGRP side at the router that is in front of the networks, then redistribute into OSPF at the ASBR or I could summarize at the ASBR and redistribute into the OSPF domain
redistribute subnet keyword - Cisco Learning Network Hi I want to know deep dive on redistribute subnet keyword use, I am trying to redistribute ospf routes to bgp and vice versa, I only have one SVI and point to point IPs to redistribute from ospf ->bgp and , and a whole bgp table to redistribute from bgp-> ospf So every time should I use "redistribute ospf subnets" and "redistribute bgp subnets" commands- what will I lose if I don't add
Redistribution Distribution List and Prefix-List In Out Confusion ASBR_Router# router ospf 1 redistribute eigrp 100 subnets distribute-list prefix EIGRP out LikeLikedUnlike Reply jh Edited by Admin February 16, 2020 at 5:14 AM Yes, the first you won't see the EIGRP route in the RIB so it won't get redistributed, the second you will see it in the RIB, but Type-5 won't be in the OSPF database LikeLikedUnlike
Redistributing static route into OSPF using Route-Map I am trying to Redistribute a Static Subnet into an OSPF instance using a Route-Map I have created a Prefix list and Route-Map for this and used the Redistribute command under the OSPF Process ID but the route does not show in the OSPF database
eBGP to OSPF redistribution + summary-address redistribute bgp X subnets tag 11 summary-address 10 0 0 0 255 0 0 0 tag 11 distribute-list route-map DENY-TAG 11 (tag purpose is to ensure that external,BGP routes are always preferred than OSPF learnt ones on ASBR routers)
Redistribute BGP into EIGRP metric - Cisco Learning Network Well, you see, when you redistribute a route from one protocol to another, you basically create it in a target routing protocol So, Router0 creates a new route in EIGRP domain with a metric that is calculated from values you indicated in the redistribute command Same does Router1 At this point, you are free to define a preference for one route over the other by altering the input data for