ospf and multiple static routes

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ospf and multiple static routes news8080@yahoo.com 08-04-2006
Posted by news8080@yahoo.com on August 4, 2006, 1:39 pm
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what wins? static route or static route learned ospf E2 (both has same
metric)

my understanding is that static route that I put in by hand wins and
if that fails it goes to the E2 learned OSPF correct?


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Posted by chris on August 4, 2006, 1:55 pm
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> what wins? static route or static route learned ospf E2 (both has same
> metric)
>
> my understanding is that static route that I put in by hand wins and
> if that fails it goes to the E2 learned OSPF correct?
>

The static route.

http://www.cisco.com/warp/public/105/admin_distance.html



Posted by Doan on August 4, 2006, 2:12 pm
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On 4 Aug 2006, news8080@yahoo.com wrote:

> what wins? static route or static route learned ospf E2 (both has same
> metric)
>
> my understanding is that static route that I put in by hand wins and
> if that fails it goes to the E2 learned OSPF correct?
>
Yes. Static routes have admin distance of 1 and will win over OSPF
routes.

Doan



Posted by Merv on August 4, 2006, 4:48 pm
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There is also a form of static route known as a floating static router
on which you configure the admin distance that the static route should
have.

By default static routes have an admin distance of 1 so they are
preferred over all other routes other than connected wihich have an
admin distance of 0 and ALWAYS win.

Floating static routes are useful in a number of scenarios including
backup


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