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VPN1
VPN1
Site1
Site1
OSPF Area0
OSPF Area0
OSPF 100 VPN1
OSPF 100 VPN1
OSPF 200 VPN2
OSPF 200 VPN2
VPN2
VPN2
Site1
Site1
OSPF Area1
OSPF Area1
Figure 3-6 Application of OSPF in VPN
The standard BGP/OSPF interaction enables PE2 to advertise the BGP VPN routes to
CE21 and CE22 through Type5 LSAs (ASE LSAs). However, CE11, CE21, and CE22
belong to the same OSPF area, and the route advertisement between them depends
on Type3 LSAs (inter-domain routes).
To avoid the above cases, the PE applies a modified BGP/OSPF interaction process
(shorted as BGP/OSPF interoperability). It can advertise the routes from a Site to
another, and differentiate the routes from real AS-External routes. The process requires
the extension community attribute of BGP and the information identifying OSPF
attributes.
The V 2.41 requires that each OSPF domain have a Domain ID. It is recommended to
configure a same Domain ID for all OSPF instances in the network related to each VPN
instance, or adopt the default ID 0. In this case, all the VPN routes with the same
Domain ID come from the same VPN instance.
3)
Routing loop detection
Suppose PE connects to CE through the OSPF backbone area, and a VPN Site
connects to multiple PEs. When a PE advertises BGP VPN routes learnt from
MPLS/BGP to a VPN Site through LSAs, the LSAs may possibly be received by
another PE, thus resulting in the routing loop.
To avoid the routing loop, the PE sets the flag bit DN for BGP VPN routes learnt from
MPLS/BGP when originating Type3 LSAs, regardless of whether PE connects to CE
through the OSPF backbone area. The PE ignores the Type3 LSAs for DN settings
during the route calculation of OSPF process.
To advertise a route from another OSPF domain to CE, the PE should claim an ASBR
and advertise the route as Type5 LSA. The VPN Route Tag configured for an OSPF
instance is contained in Type5 or Type7 LSAs. The PE ignores the Type5 or Type7 LSA
CE11
CE11
Area 0
Area 0
MPLS VPN
MPLS VPN
PE1
PE1
Backbone
Backbone
Area 1
Area 1
CE12
CE12
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Chapter 3 BGP/MPLS VPN Configuration
VPN1
VPN1
Site2
Site2
OSPF Area1
OSPF Area1
CE21
CE21
Area 1
Area 1
OSPF 100 VPN1
OSPF 100 VPN1
PE2
PE2
Area 1
Area 1
OSPF 200 VPN1
OSPF 200 VPN1
CE22
CE22
VPN1
VPN1
Site3
Site3
OSPF Area2
OSPF Area2
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