SRX

Hello all,

Do to the size of a network that I am working on for VPNs, I cannot bgp peer all of my routers.  I want to take some bgp routes and redistribute them into ospf but it's not wanting to play along.

I have

policy-statement bgp-to-ospf {
    term 1 {
        from protocol bgp;
        then accept;
    }
}

ospf {
    export direct-to-bgp;

    import bgp-to-ospf;
    area 0.0.0.0 {
        interface st0.10 {
            interface-type p2mp;
        }
    }
}

The BGP routes are not appearing on neighboring routers via OSPF (they are in full state)

***EDIT:  In a brain lapse, I wasn't thinking.  The bgp-to-ospf needed to be in the export statement.

Fixed....see above 😉

So is it working now?  I am also a bit confused.  What was your limit on the BGP side?  If it was the number of routers, couldn't you use a route-reflector?

Ron

The number of BGP peers.  We use a route reflector in the core, but for the regional areas we use an SRX220 or 240 for the hub, but have 100-200 spokes, so far above what we can get for peers on those devices.

For OSPF on it though, we ran a test and were able to get 128 ospf peers with 128 IPSec VPNs on 220, and 200 each on the 240.  (Could have gone  higher, but we only tested to just above our upper limits)