Routing

This message was posted by a user wishing to remain anonymous Hi all! I have a network (MPLS, OSPF, LDP, RSVP, BGP) consisting of several routers (R1–R5), two of which (R4, R5) act as Route Reflectors and are also connected to uplinks. BGP sessions ...

I never meant to insinuate that it didn't. My point was that MWA may not be configuring a global OSPF instance, which makes sense as it is not needed in this use case. Stuart Ridsdale nailed my issue -- well sort of. After many years of working in ...

You are correct, this approach worked perfectly in my environment. Thanks ------------------------------ IDOKO ODEH ------------------------------

Hi Craig, As discussed in the thread you raised ( thread link ), the receive-protocol command is not valid for OSPF, regardless of the routing instance configuration. Mist Wired Assurance does not restrict the use of show commands on the switches. ...

OSPF doesn't send or receive routes so receive/advertising-protocol for OSPF won't work on any table. The routers flood LSAs in the area. You'll also notice IS-IS is missing from the list for the same reason. You most likely want to be poking about ...

It does for BGP, but that appears to be working because BGP is configured on the default routing instance. In my case, I am stopped at the <protocol> part of the command, likely because OSPF is NOT configured on the default instance. cdalrymple@CMC-SW-Spine-1> ...

I live with multiple routing instances with VPNv4 and EVPN families all day every day and haven't found any commands that don't work For example: > show route receive-protocol bgp <neighbour> table <vrf>.inet.0 <vrf>.inet.0: 9403 destinations, ...