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trilogy8

trilogy8

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for a remote LSP site where endpoints and MG are registered to the PROCR of the core, in a normal state where do the IP endpoints get dialtone from? PROCR is in NR 250 and all branches have direct WAN to 250.
 
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If there is a remote LSP site, it should be it's own network region between 1 and 249ish (non-stub). It will pull dial tone first from local resources then secondly from the rest. I would recommend reading up on ip-network-regions for a better understanding of this feature.

 
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