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Old 1st February 2010
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Default Bgp ospf conditional redistribute default

Hi,
I'm trying to distribute a default route to my intern network thought ospf, but still searching the way to do this with the short path...

Code:
 BGP Provider A                              BGP Provider B
           |                                          |
           |                                          |
          BGP A                                     BGP B
           |                                          |
     -----------------------------------------------------...
           |                                          |           |
           |                                          |           |
          GW 1                                      GW 3     GW 4
All BGP server have the full table of internet routing.
The BGP A and BGP B have a iBGP configured, and announce the x.y.0.0/20 network to providers.
The GWs and BGP A and BGP B have ospf daemon installed.
Gws announce the x.y.z.0/24 networks to all servers in the ospf.

In the beginning no default route was set for GWs.
I use the !route add -reject default 127.0.0.1 command for the BGPA and BGPB. So now a have two default route for the GWs.

Now if i cut down the bgp session between the BGPs A, the default gateway of the GW still is the BGPA. I means the transit is:
GW1 -> BGP A -> BGP B -> BGP provider B

I would like what the ospf announce the default route only if the bgp session is active.

I miss something ?
Anyone know how to do what ?


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I wonder whether there are many members who run networks like yours. If you need a fast solution, posting this on the OpenBSD misc mailing list will be advisable.

BTW I tried to fix you diagram
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Default Thank you.

Thanks for the diagram

By the way where is the forum you tell me ?
I found this one, and i post in a routing list too.

Sorry if is not the right place.

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Allright i found the mailing list, thanks a lot.
If anyone know, i'm still searching.
If a found a solution, i will post here.

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Thanks for the diagram

By the way where is the forum you tell me ?
I found this one, and i post in a routing list too.

Sorry if is not the right place.

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Default default-information originate always

In cisco or in quagga seems to be the command:
default-information originate always
But i'm not sure...

For now, no-one answer to me. (nor misc).
The question isn't sufficient clear ?

Anyone know where can i ask what ?

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OK major correction to what I wrote (now just a part of some scraping archive)...

do you have

redistribute default

in your ospfd.conf file of BGPA and BGPB?
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And to follow up what you fully want (to have BGPA or BGPB redistribute a default route into OSPF if and only if they have their EBGP peer sessions established with their respective providers)...

Accept the default route (not just full routes) from your providers if you haven't done so already. I personally always ask for both the default and full routes, so I can do detailed route selection and redistribute the default route as it originates from the providers.
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OK major correction to what I wrote (now just a part of some scraping archive)...

do you have

redistribute default

in your ospfd.conf file of BGPA and BGPB?
Yes i have.
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And to follow up what you fully want (to have BGPA or BGPB redistribute a default route into OSPF if and only if they have their EBGP peer sessions established with their respective providers)...

Accept the default route (not just full routes) from your providers if you haven't done so already. I personally always ask for both the default and full routes, so I can do detailed route selection and redistribute the default route as it originates from the providers.
I will try this !
In this case the GWs don't have the fullmesh.



Anyway thought i'll put a static route to the GWs to a carp interface configured between the BGPs, and openBGP with the demote option...
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