mattbarkerlfc
Technical User
Hi,
I'm after a bit of clarification if possible.
Can I route to both 10.1.0.0/16 & 10.1.160.0/27 networks that exist behind a single 3750 at a remote site? Network 10.1.0.0/16 is in OSPF area 0, but 10.1.160.0/27 will be a static route injected via OSPF (sat behind a checkpoint firewall).
I assume that this won't be a problem as the shortest mask should always win? Would I need to perform some kind of route summarisation?
I did try this but on the Checkpoint firewall it wouldn't allow me to define interfaces in both networks as they say they overlap?
Thanks,
Matt.
I'm after a bit of clarification if possible.
Can I route to both 10.1.0.0/16 & 10.1.160.0/27 networks that exist behind a single 3750 at a remote site? Network 10.1.0.0/16 is in OSPF area 0, but 10.1.160.0/27 will be a static route injected via OSPF (sat behind a checkpoint firewall).
I assume that this won't be a problem as the shortest mask should always win? Would I need to perform some kind of route summarisation?
I did try this but on the Checkpoint firewall it wouldn't allow me to define interfaces in both networks as they say they overlap?
Thanks,
Matt.
