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немерянный отец позвонил техсаппортеру.
техсаппортер типа что-то ответил.
на что чувак, ему говорит: "ты типа бля хрен с горы, хуево работаешь, типа я позвонил чтобы проверить. Типа такие-то и такие-то вопросы разбираются в таких-то доках по подготовке специалистов. Работай лучше."
техсаппортер типа что-то ответил.
на что чувак, ему говорит: "ты типа бля хрен с горы, хуево работаешь, типа я позвонил чтобы проверить. Типа такие-то и такие-то вопросы разбираются в таких-то доках по подготовке специалистов. Работай лучше."
там еще коммент про ссылку очень важен
и кстати не позвонил и врятли такой уж мегаотец
и кстати не позвонил и врятли такой уж мегаотец
прач0л падеагонале. смысл вот -
>Why am I telling you this because you are a customer service assistant and I am your customer. I think my long and thought out question deserves a more analysed and thought out answer.
I hope you take this advice and use it to become a better customer support person.
ps: this is a cisco router question and you posted an Intel link to a shiva device error message list ?
>Why am I telling you this because you are a customer service assistant and I am your customer. I think my long and thought out question deserves a more analysed and thought out answer.
I hope you take this advice and use it to become a better customer support person.
ps: this is a cisco router question and you posted an Intel link to a shiva device error message list ?
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OSPF area mis-match
cyrus
Mar 23, 2005, 11:42am PST
This is the current configuration and there is an area mis-match
router ospf 1
network 172.16.0.0 0.0.255.255 area 0
network 172.32.0.0 0.0.255.255 area 1
How do you rectify the problem
1.
router ospf 1
no network 172.32.0.0 0.0.255.255 area 1
network 172.32.0.0 0.0.255.255 area 0
Or
2.
no router ospf 1
router ospf 1
network 172.16.0.0 0.0.255.255 area 0
network 172.32.0.0 0.0.255.255 area 0
On a 2500 I tested it on you had to use option 2, but someone said it can be done on a 2514 using option 1 this was the output.
The "network 172.32.0.0.0.0.255.255.area 0" command will change it from area 1 to area 0.
You'll get the following response:
00:08:31: %OSPF-6-AREACHG: 172.32.0.0/16 changed from area 1 to area 0
1. Why would option 1 work
2. Is it Cisco ios version dependant
3. What would be best practice
4. Is the backbone area 0 significant because - If you just remove the networking command then this would not flush the whole link DB. Given the fact that you are moving it into the backbone area you should flush the DB - hence do a no router ospf 1.
5. Is this statement true ?
I wouldn't remove the entire OSPF routing process with "no router ospf 1"
under any conditions ,though. Just remove the one network from Area 1 and place it into Area 0.
(Unfortunately I do not have the details of the IOS versions yet).
nasser1959 - Customer Service Assistance,
Mar 23, 2005, 6:48pm PST
Hi cyrus
I have searched the net for your OSPF mis-match, and here is what i found.
OSPF: area mismatch
A protocol packet has been received which, from its format, should be from a virtual link. However, this router is not an area border router; the packet is therefore invalid and will be ignored
Go to this link, it has all OSPF erro messages:
http://support.intel.com/support/si/routers/integrator/re2755.htm
Thank you,
Nasser
cyrus
Mar 24, 2005, 12:17am PST
Nasser
Thanks for taking the time out to answer my question. The problem is you didn't answer my question(s). Did you read it properly and understand it?
There are 5 questions you did not answer.
1. Why would option 1 work
2. Is it Cisco ios version dependant
3. What would be best practice
4. Is the backbone area 0 significant because - If you just remove the networking command then this would not flush the whole link DB. Given the fact that you are moving it into the backbone area you should flush the DB - hence do a no router ospf 1.
5. Is this statement true ?
I wouldn't remove the entire OSPF routing process with "no router ospf 1"
under any conditions ,though. Just remove the one network from Area 1 and place it into Area 0.
This question was originally posted on the technical forum and some guys were trying to answer it. I put it on the "Ask the Tutor" forum so that the Cisco tutor would answer it.
Just for the record Number 4 is my ex-tutor CCNP/CCIE part qualified. Number 5. is from a CCIE
4. Is the backbone area 0 significant because - If you just remove the networking command then this would not flush the whole link DB. Given the fact that you are moving it into the backbone area you should flush the DB - hence do a no router ospf 1.
5. Is this statement true ?
I wouldn't remove the entire OSPF routing process with "no router ospf 1"
under any conditions ,though. Just remove the one network from Area 1 and place it into Area 0.
Why am I telling you this because you are a customer service assistant and I am your customer. I think my long and thought out question deserves a more analysed and thought out answer.
I hope you take this advice and use it to become a better customer support person.
ps: this is a cisco router question and you posted an Intel link to a shiva device error message list ?