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Reply | Forward Message #4887 of 4895 |
Here's something I can't seem to find the answer to with google ;-)..

If I have a multi area ospf network,

AREA 0
|
AREA 100
|
AREA 3


If I configure a virtual link from area 3  to area 0 using AREA 100 as transit.

area 100 virtual-link 4.4.4.4

now, what happens if  the router 4.4.4.4 in area 0 goes down, and an election takes
place, so the BDR on area 0 becomes the DR.

do I have to reconfigure the virtual link?

Cheers,
Lee

Does the virtual link
break down?





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Here's something I can't seem to find the answer to with google ;-).. If I have a multi area ospf network, AREA 0 ... AREA 100 ... AREA 3 If I configure a... 		Lee Hughes
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Yes. If you are peered with 4.4.4.4 and that router goes down, then your virtual link to area 0 is down. Regardless of who is elected the DR. ... From: Lee...
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