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OSPF redistribution of static route

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Hi

 

I have an interesting situation. I have a Active/Active cluster where I use arp load sharing and fail over for HA VIP which is also the DGW.

So for 10.32.30.0/24

 

.2 would be pa-a

.3 would be pa-b

.1 would be the HA VIP

 

The way the PA's do active active is they install a route on of of the pa's for the VIP.   even for arp load sharing..  They have their reasons. They are usually /32's.

 

I have OSPF running on my nework.  For some reason OSPF is picking up the /32 and adding it to the OSPF network.

 

Now I am trying to work out how the /32 gets added to the OSPF network. as it shows up in the routing table as a static not a connected !

 

So connected I can understand I have OSPF passive on the interface, but why the static route.

I do have redist rules but I apply filters on those rules for specific routes only.

 

 

so part 1 how to stop the adding ... not sure..

 

part 2, how to stop it advertising it!

So new redistribution rule with no redist set.

If I set it as static and the ip address 10.32.30.1/32 it doesn't filter it out.

 

I'm thinking I need to make it OSPF filter and use 10.32.30.1/32 as the tag.

 

Any thoughts or suggestesions on #2 ?

 

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