Hey guys,
Running into a problem whereby when trying to inject a default route into
an OSPF area, it basically is not doing so.
Followed the the documentation in this document for injecting a default
route into a stub area but the stub area never receives the route,
https://www.juniper.net/documentation/us/en/software/junos/ospf/topics/topic-map/configuring-ospf-areas.html
Search for "set protocols ospf area 07 stub" to find the section referring
to.
I came across this other juniper documentation that does not deal with
setting a stub area but allows for a default route to be injected.
forgetting about the BGP aspect of this document (not using that portion of
the config), implemented this and it does send a default route only to the
OSPF areas.
https://supportportal.juniper.net/s/article/How-to-inject-default-route-into-OSPF-using-generate-route?language=en_US
So my question here would be what is the best practice setup for this and
if it is the first (stub area) what is it that would be preventing the
default route to be injected into the area?
The setup is 2 MX204s connected to a Dell stack that is doing ospf all
routes configured in the vlan interfaces. The MX routers connect to the
stack via LACP bundle (one link on each chassis of the stack) and only
need. to send default routes. to the switch stack but receive all routes
(minus the default route) from the stack for propagation outbound via BGP.
The solution would need to not only work on the Dell switch stack, but also
to a separate area that would have juniper QFX5200 switches.
Any tips or help on the best practice implementation would be greatly
appreciated.
Best,
-Lee
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Running into a problem whereby when trying to inject a default route into
an OSPF area, it basically is not doing so.
Followed the the documentation in this document for injecting a default
route into a stub area but the stub area never receives the route,
https://www.juniper.net/documentation/us/en/software/junos/ospf/topics/topic-map/configuring-ospf-areas.html
Search for "set protocols ospf area 07 stub" to find the section referring
to.
I came across this other juniper documentation that does not deal with
setting a stub area but allows for a default route to be injected.
forgetting about the BGP aspect of this document (not using that portion of
the config), implemented this and it does send a default route only to the
OSPF areas.
https://supportportal.juniper.net/s/article/How-to-inject-default-route-into-OSPF-using-generate-route?language=en_US
So my question here would be what is the best practice setup for this and
if it is the first (stub area) what is it that would be preventing the
default route to be injected into the area?
The setup is 2 MX204s connected to a Dell stack that is doing ospf all
routes configured in the vlan interfaces. The MX routers connect to the
stack via LACP bundle (one link on each chassis of the stack) and only
need. to send default routes. to the switch stack but receive all routes
(minus the default route) from the stack for propagation outbound via BGP.
The solution would need to not only work on the Dell switch stack, but also
to a separate area that would have juniper QFX5200 switches.
Any tips or help on the best practice implementation would be greatly
appreciated.
Best,
-Lee
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https://puck.nether.net/mailman/listinfo/juniper-nsp