OSPF ABR Type 3 LSA Filtering on Cisco IOS

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Thank you Rene.

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thank you Rene.

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Hi Rene,
Is the prefix-list is included in the Routing manipulation or possible security such as access-list?
Is this material for CCNP or CCNA?

Thanks
Ael Irsal

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Hi Ael,

Prefix-lists are CCNP material, you won’t find them in the CCNA exam(s).

Rene

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Hi Rene,

It would be very useful if you can include with simulation labs using packet tracer .
btw, thanks for your demonstration…

thanks
ruby

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Hi Ruby,

It doesn’t matter much if you use packet tracer, gns3 or real routers. Some of the commands that I talk about might not be supported in packet tracer.

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Hi sir !
I learned a lot from you I read your books about ccnp
I just want to ask if you will make a CCNA Security? Im planning to take it this year :slight_smile:

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Thanks! I do have some plans for next year…so I’m afraid you’ll have to find another study book for the moment :slight_smile:

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Hi rene,

Is it possible to filter other protocol without using stub? If yes please let me know. By the way thanks for clear explanation on all topics

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Hi Rene

Your material & teaching method is magical.

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Thank you Shelendra :slight_smile:

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I really appreciate this site!! Thank you for all what you have done on this site to make us network professionals!!

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You are welcome and thank you for your kind words Easton!

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Hi, Nice write up! I guess best way to understand inbound filter-list is to explain LSA Type 3 filtering in Area 0 i.e. BackBone area, where the LSA is filtered before the ABR translate it in to Summary for Area 0 but all other non-backbone areas gets the Type 3 LSA from the BackBone.

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Thanks for the lessson.

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Hi Rene

Hope u r doing well.

can you explain what is the difference between default information originate and default information originate always in OSPF ?

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Hi Shinu,

I’m doing great, hope you as well. I wrote a post on the OSPF default route:

https://networklessons.com/ospf/how-to-configure-ospf-default-route/

You need the “always” parameter if you don’t have a default route in the routing table of the router that is advertising.

Rene

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Hi,

Besides using a prefix-list can I use an access-list to match on the prefixes?

Thank you

 

 

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I’m afraid not, the filter-list command only accepts a prefix-list.