On Tuesday, March 25, 2014 02:32:13 PM Tim Durack wrote: > RTR-1#sh run | sec router ospf > router ospfv3 10
Oh, that's cool.
I didn't know Cisco had implemented the Multi-AF support for
OSPFv3 (Junos had it since Junos 9).
For those interested, this took some digging, but:
http://tinyurl.com/psbjbyt
I'm definitely going to consider migrating to this for my
Anycast servers. I just need to test whether this will when
the Anycast servers support different OSPF versions for each
address family.
> At this point we prefer to run OSPFv2 for IPv4 and OSPFv3
> for IPv6, so multi-af support is not critical.
I'll fall back to this if my Anycast servers (Quagga/Zebra)
don't like it.
> I'm thinking "router ospf" and "router ospv3" might be
> the preferred cli.
That would be my thinking as well, yes.
Mark.
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