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GRE Route Recursion
I think the key with this issue is to ensure that you don’t learn a preferred path to get to networks through your tunnel that includes the path to get to the tunnel. So, R1 thinks that the path to get the tunnel destination is through the tunnel itself. I can think of four methods that I have used to prevent this:
1) Distribute-list 2) Offset-list 3) distance related commands 4) Route-maps
— “D.H. Williams” wrote:
> Morning guys, > > Okay, I somewhat understand this issue with route > recursion occuring over a > GRE tunnel. I’m a bit sketchy on the solution; Say > I have issues below > > > R1———-R2—————R3———————R4 > > tunnel is setup between R1 and R4 on their physical > links (meaning tun > source and tunnel destination), while running rip as > well on everything. > > I know I need to use a distribute-list out the > tunnel. Do I just prevent > the physical interfaces from going over the tunnel > interface? > > Any help is always appreciated! > >
