Hi All,
I’m just having a hard time wrapping my head around this ‘route-map’ ‘match interface A B’ condition.
Here’s the actual route map:
route-map LO101 permit 20
match interface Serial0/0/0:0.21 FastEthernet0/1.60
In the configuration guide it states, “Matches the specified next hop route out one of the interfaces specified.”
So, in the R&S world, I read that as the match only works (advertises) when the “next hop” is either Serial0/0/0:0.21 OR FastEthernet0/1.60.
If I have a route with a next hop of FastEthernet0/1.50, then the match does not work and that route does not get advertised.
In the Lab, I believe the intention is to advertise the Loopback101 (A connected network) only out two interface and restrict it being advertised out any other interfaces that happen to be participating in the routing protocol.
Does the above sound like I understand this route map match interface condition?
It’s too darn sunny today and I’m in doing Labs……:-)
-Lee
PS. It’s in OSPF, by the way, if you were curious. Config Lab 28, Cisco360 stuff.
router ospf 1
redistribute connected subnets route-map LO101