Basically:
- Setup OSPF on the PM3 (read the docs)
- Run it on the Ethernet
- Setup OSPF on the Cisco
- Run it on the Ethernet
Search the archives of this mailing list for details - I, as well as others,
have posted millions of articles on exactly now to configure the PM3 (and
even the Cisco in some cases) for OSPF for this.
All of my POPS and my network and PM3's and PM2's run OSPF and it works
great. A user with any static ip or subnet can log into any PM and have it
automatically routed to that PM - even if it's in another city.
On Wed, Feb 11, 1998 at 12:02:19AM -0800, Daniel Camacho wrote:
> I also have the same setup, but I have a question.
>
> >Assume the first PM3 has the address x.x.x.x and the second y.y.y.y
> >Just do a "set reported x.x.x.x" on the second PM3. Now both pretend to
> have the same
> >address. All customers can set x.x.x.x as default gateway on their dialup
> routers.
>
> What IP address is x.x.x.x? Is it the gateway hosts IP address?
>
> >Please note that one of the drawbacks of RIP is the 30 secs announcement
> interval. If you
> >want, use OSPF instead!
>
> How can I use OSPF to do the same thing? Thanks.
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