Hi,
i have 2 vdom, and i configured ospf between the vdom. on first vdom i configured sdwan and set the options remove static route when link goes down. also i select the option default route inject on the ospf. when link goes down static route remove routing table on first vdom, but second vdom can not remove old static route from its routing tables. although i config ospf between the vdoms. ospf is work.
I mean that, when on vdom 1 remove static route due to performance sla, at the same time vdom 2 and vdom 3 can remove static route.
You shouldn't have static routes at vdom2 and vdom3. They should learn all routes from vdom1 over ospf.
i understand, but i want to when vdom 1 remove default route from its routing table, at the same time vdom 2 and vdom3 update its routing tables,i mean that also vdom2 and vdom3 can remove default route, but when i check vdom2 and vdom3 routing tables i see 0.0.0.0 learn from vdom 1. but vdom 1 removed default route due to performance sla ( update static route options )
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Did you set "set default-information-originate always" at vdom1? If "enable" instead, it shouldn't advertise the default route when it's not in routing-table.
yes i have enabled, but again other vdoms know default route from vdom1 (OSPF)
I would open a ticket with TAC.
the problem was solved. although i enable default route inject command from gui, support told me i enabled again from cli with:
config router ospf set default-information-originate enable end
thanks a lot
Routing protocol is something you can't configure effectively through FGT GUI. You have to learn it in CLI. The GUI's enable config must have made the default originate "always".
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