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Re: Making a FLAT network talk to a Routed Network
OSPF is set on the Cisco router ospf 1 network 10.10.10.0 0.0.0.255 area 0 network 10.10.30.0 0.0.0.255 area 0 network 10.10.40.0 0.0.0.255 area 0 Interface 2/0/34 on both have an ip assigned to them from the 10.10.40.0 0.0.0.255 subnet. The last network is the L3 link connection between the cisco port and juniper port. -
Re: Making a FLAT network talk to a Routed Network
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Re: Making a FLAT network talk to a Routed Network
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Re: Making a FLAT network talk to a Routed Network
I'm trying to get VLAN100 which has an IP of 10.10.10.1 /24 to communicate to all the juniper stuff which is already routed and takable to everything in that enviroment. I have no routing setup (well prior to me playing around with it). On the Juniper I have the following on 1/0/34 which is connected to the Cisco device;… -
Re: Making a FLAT network talk to a Routed Network
Its only one static route on the cisco - 10.XX.0.0 /21 which is all the subnets on the juniper side. In OSPF I would have had to still entered the networks for them to be broadcasted and much more configuration. For the amount of devices on that network OSPF would have been over kill and technically speaking not really… -
Re: Making a FLAT network talk to a Routed Network
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Re: Making a FLAT network talk to a Routed Network
When I sat and looked at the configs I realized that I was doing this the hard way. I took the OSPF out of the Cisco router then looked at routed port I made between the juniper and cisco. Went on the juniper and took that RVI and broadcasted it in OSPF then went back on the Cisco router and simply made a static route with… -
Re: Making a FLAT network talk to a Routed Network
I meant to update this a while back (March 4th is when I changed everything from static to routing). All I just did was make a static neighbor relationship and all the routes came about. I just forgot my commands at the time which if you don't use it you lose it. Everything is much easier now networking wise.
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