How do I redistribute static in OSPF?

Enter the router ospf command to enter OSPFv2 router configuration mode and enable OSPFv2 on the device. Enter the redistribute command with the static parameter to redistribute static routes. Enter the redistribute command with the rip parameter to redistribute RIP routes.

How do you redistribute static into BGP?

BGP does not redistribute static route by default. You have to explicitly add a term for protocol static it in your export policy if you want to redistribute them to the peer. Therefore it is working for the second peer (where export policy has been applied) but not working for the first one.

Why do we need to redistribute routes?

The Quick Definition: Route redistribution is a process that allows a network to use a routing protocol to dynamically route traffic based on information learned from a different routing protocol. Route redistribution helps increase accessibility within networks.

What are three ways to set a seed metric during redistribution?

There are three primary ways we can assign a non-default metric to routes being redistributed into a routing protocol.

• Set a default metric for all routing protocols being redistributed into a specific routing protocol.
• Set a metric as part of the redistribute command.
• Set a metric using a route-map.

Can OSPF redistribute a static route for a subnet?

If you configure redistribute static (without specifying subnets) then OSPF will redistribute a static route if it is a classful network (not subnetted). So it would redistribute a static for a classA /8, or a classB /16, or a class C /24. But it would not redistribute any static route for a subnet of those networks.

Which is the best way to redistribute static routes?

Which one is better depends on being precise about what you want to accomplish. The first option is the most general, and will redistribute all static routes and will use the default metric type. The second option will redistribute all static routes and will set the metric type (E1).

What does the subnets keyword DO in OSPF?

What the subnets keyword does is fairly simple. If you configure redistribute static (without specifying subnets) then OSPF will redistribute a static route if it is a classful network (not subnetted). So it would redistribute a static for a classA /8, or a classB /16, or a class C /24.

How to redistribute a static route to IGRP on R5?

In order to redistribute the static route into IGRP on R5, you need to use the redistribute static command under the router rip command. The default behavior for RIP, IGRP and EIGRP is to advertise directly connected routes when a network statement under the routing protocol includes the connected interface subnet.