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Redistributing Routes into OSPF

Your ProCurve Secure Router's route table may include routes discovered in
several different ways. For example, you may have manually added a static
route to the table. A WAN interface may have discovered routes from an
external network that uses a different routing protocol, such as RIP. If you
want your router to include information about non-OSPF routes in its LSAs,
you must redistribute these routes into the router's OSPF database.
Any OSPF router that redistributes routes is defined an autonomous system
border router (ASBR). Typically, ASBRs are responsible for distributing exter-
nal routes throughout an OSPF network.
Complete these steps to configure OSPF route redistribution:
1. Select Routing under Router/Bridge in the lefthand navigation bar. In the
Dynamic Routing Protocols window, check the OSPF Configure button.
2. The OSPF Configuration window displays.
Figure 14-91. Redistributing Routes into OSPF
3. Typically, you must enable OSPF on a network in order for your router to
advertise that network. If your router connects to a network that does not
use OSPF, but that you want the router to advertise, you must redistribute
connected routes into OSPF. Check the Redistribute Connected box.
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