routing ospf interface print
...
223012 DP <pppoe-eia> 10 1 broadcast none
223013 DP <pppoe-avv> 10 1 broadcast none
223014 DP <pppoe-shadrich> 10 1 broadcast none
223015 DP <pppoe-agamov> 10 1 broadcast none
223016 DP <pppoe-i1279> 10 1 broadcast none
223017 DP <pppoe-i1662> 10 1 broadcast none
...
and still counting... It shows the same interfaces again and again.
Re: ospf glitch
but these are different interfaces =)
Re: ospf glitch
how much interfaces there should be? and do all thoese pppoe links have router on the other end with ospf enabled?
maybe adjust your configuration with aggregate route that is announced in ospf network instead of eveyr single pppoe tunnel address anounced there?
maybe adjust your configuration with aggregate route that is announced in ospf network instead of eveyr single pppoe tunnel address anounced there?
Re: ospf glitch
there are appox 300 pppoe interfaces. They are passive (in ospf sense).
I cannot announce an aggregate route because there are several pppoe servers in the cluster.
I don't use redistribute-connected because I want to filter the routes between areas.
I cannot announce an aggregate route because there are several pppoe servers in the cluster.
I don't use redistribute-connected because I want to filter the routes between areas.
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1 P interface=all cost=10 priority=1 authentication=none
authentication-key="" authentication-key-id=1 network-type=broadcast
passive=yes retransmit-interval=5s transmit-delay=1s hello-interval=10s
dead-interval=40s
Re: ospf glitch
It's not an ospf glitch but the way how console works. If you are printing interfaces in a loop, then if interface is removed and re-added it will increase then number by one.
If you do simply print then everything should be fine.
If you do simply print then everything should be fine.
Re: ospf glitch
I use plain "routing ospf interface print without-paging" and it produces infinite output.