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On Demand Routing, How to ?
18 years 8 months ago #14080
by VINODM
Cheers,
VINOD M
CCNA
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ODR ???
Can anyone help me in Implementation Details of ODR(On Demand Routing).
The Scanario is 4 router(r1,r2,r3 & r4) connected in Hub and Spoke fashion
r1(hub router) ,r2,r3 & r4 (spoke routers) , and in a Non ISDN environment.
now how to Implement ODR in this network ? I want the config.
Thanks.
Cheers,
-VINOD M
Can anyone help me in Implementation Details of ODR(On Demand Routing).
The Scanario is 4 router(r1,r2,r3 & r4) connected in Hub and Spoke fashion
r1(hub router) ,r2,r3 & r4 (spoke routers) , and in a Non ISDN environment.
now how to Implement ODR in this network ? I want the config.
Thanks.
Cheers,
-VINOD M
Cheers,
VINOD M
CCNA
~If You Cant Beat Him Join Him~
18 years 8 months ago #14082
by d_jabsd
Replied by d_jabsd on topic Re: On Demand Routing, How to ?
Just to be safe... you are positive this is what you want? This is not similar to DDR, nor is it a routing protocol. This is an extension of CDP.
If you do really want it. Make sure CDP enabled on all the routers, no dynamic routing protocols are configured on the spoke routers, and issue the 'router odr' command on the hub.
that is about it.
Take a look at the following:
www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk365/tk810/tsd...b-protocol_home.html
If you do really want it. Make sure CDP enabled on all the routers, no dynamic routing protocols are configured on the spoke routers, and issue the 'router odr' command on the hub.
that is about it.
Take a look at the following:
www.cisco.com/en/US/tech/tk365/tk810/tsd...b-protocol_home.html
18 years 8 months ago #14087
by havohej
Replied by havohej on topic Re: On Demand Routing, How to ?
an extra, remote sites must be stub only (with only one exit point towards the hub router), and with a statis default route pointing it.
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