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Nssa

liven

Is this correct:

nssa will not allow redistributed routes? But routes can be injected into the area? Is that correct?

I am getting this from this page:

OSPF Not-So-Stubby Area (NSSA) [IP Routing] - Cisco Systems

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EdTheLad

A nssa will allow redistribution from within the nssa,these routes will be type 7 lsa's, the ABR of the nssa will block area 0 type 5 lsa's from entering the nssa.So any router inside the nssa including the ABR can generate type 7 lsa's.

liven

EdTheLad wrote: »

A nssa will allow redistribution from within the nssa,these routes will be type 7 lsa's, the ABR of the nssa will block area 0 type 5 lsa's from entering the nssa.So any router inside the nssa including the ABR can generate type 7 lsa's.

excellent thanks!!!