I'm trying to get OSPF running, since we have users who've been assigned
static IPs, and they're now trying to get on the new PM3s.
These static IPs are on different subnets... the Cisco stuff has no trouble
with them, since each Cisco box has a secondary IP address on those subnets
(via eth0)
I've turned on OSPF on both the PM3 and the Ciscos. The Ciscos are
learning routes from each other fine. But the PM3 is not. Nor are the
Ciscos accepting routes from the PM3.
The PM3 does show (in show ospf neighbor) when I make changes to the
priorities on the Ciscos, so it's hearing, obviously.
I was under the impression that, even though the PM3 is on a different
subnet, it would join in on Area 0 and all the routers on Area 0 would
exchange routing info.
Dave Stewart
System Manager
Homenet Communications, Inc.
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