Hi,
We have a number of routers which are interconnected and share routing info over OSPF which works great.
Most -if not all- take vpn tunnels over IPSEC. Some routers are Cisco ASA’s and even thought I hate to say it, they have one great feature: “Reversed route injection”. That makes sure the subnets of the remote routers appear in the cisco asa rouing table as a static route. That way we can redistributed it with OSPF.
How can I do that with router OS ?? Distribute the ipsec remote subnets with OSPF? I tried setting a static route, but you can’t point to yourself.
little background, why: We have a subnet with generic services (ntp, tacacs, rsyslog, monitoring. etc etc) ospf tells that subnet’s router which other router has the remote subnet. Since subnets are changed, added, removed and moved all the time static is no longer an option. I know L2TP can solve it, but the tunnel type is not always our choice.
Kind regards
Tonny