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03-14-2017
06:01 AM
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Steve, thank you for your last solution. Perhaps it could be worked. Finally I solved my problem changing the type of OSPF area from standard to NSSA. This way we only receive the default route from our OSPF peer and at the same we announce our routes.
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02-12-2017
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Right, if you need that level of route filtering you will need to switch to BGP from OSPF. Bear in mind that Palo Alto is a security company that provides networking features on their devices. The introduction pace of new networking features can be slow. We just got BFD for example last year. So don't count on networking feature requests showing up soon.
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