Currently i have 4 routers and have setup ospf on them. On router 1 i have setup two static default routes with routing-marks.
ospf is using 172.23.128.0/24 as backbone.
What i want to do is add a second backbone 10.0.0.0/24 and route 3 ip ranges through it.
The main edea is to hide those ip’s from the other backbone so that those users can be exempted from the wireless group and be on a private group.
How will i do this?
I know i should create a second networks called 10.0.0.0/24, should i set enable REDISTRIBUTE CONNECTED ROUTES = as type 2?
I also want to add seprate md5 password to the two networks.
Do i need to create two static default routes with routing-marks on the other routers asweel or only the 1’st router?
IMHO it is doable. you can try to add new instance and new areas for that instance. Also, i would consider encapsulating this network in tunnels, to make more distinction.
i saw this video on how to setup ipsec, i create two static routes on both ends and are able to access the internet, but will this help for what im trying to do?
IPSec has nothing to do there, you use that when you have to transfer your data over unsecure network (network you dont control) you use OSPF in network you control.
Also, using IPSec will add a lot of overhead due to complicated encryption that is used there.
what i want to do is ipip 192.168.4.0/24 and 192.168.10.0/24.