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A customer is receiving routes via OMP from vSmart controller for a specific VPN. The customer must provide access to the W2 loopback received via OMP to the OSPF neighbor on the service-side VPN. Whi
The correct answer is A. vpn 10 name "***** Service VPN 10 ****") router ospf redistribute omp route-policy OSPF_Route_Policy area 0 interface ge0/2 exit lists prefix-list W2_Loopback ip-prefix 10.10.10.5/32 ! route-policy OSPF_Route_Policy sequence 1 match address W2_Loopback ! action accept set metric 100 metric-type type1. To provide OSPF neighbors access to a specific OMP-learned loopback route in a service-side VPN, the OMP route must be redistributed into OSPF using a route policy that filters for the exact prefix.
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- Avpn 10 name "***** Service VPN 10 ****") router ospf redistribute omp route-policy OSPF_Route_Policy area 0 interface ge0/2 exit lists prefix-list W2_Loopback ip-prefix 10.10.10.5/32 ! route-policy OSPF_Route_Policy sequence 1 match address W2_Loopback ! action accept set metric 100 metric-type type1
- Bvpn 0 router ospf redistribute omp route-policy OSPF_Route_Policy area 0 interface ge0/2 exit lists prefix-list W2_Loopback ip-prefix 10.10.10.5/24 ! route-policy OSPF_Route_Policy sequence 1 match address W2_Loopback ! default action accept set metric 100 metric-type type1
- Cvpn 0 router ospf redistribute omp route-policy OSPF_Route_Policy area 0 interface ge0/2 exit lists prefix-list W2_Loopback ip-prefix 10.10.10.5/32 ! route-policy OSPF_Route_Policy sequence 1 match address W2_Loopback ! action accept set metric 100 metric-type type2
- Dvpn 10 name "***** Service VPN 10 ****") router ospf redistribute omp route-policy OSPF_Route_Policy area 0 interface ge0/2 exit lists prefix-list W2_Loopback ip-prefix 10.10.10.5/24 ! route-policy OSPF_Route_Policy sequence 1 match address W2_Loopback ! default action accept set metric 100 metric-type type1
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To provide OSPF neighbors access to a specific OMP-learned loopback route in a service-side VPN, the OMP route must be redistributed into OSPF using a route policy that filters for the exact prefix.
This configuration correctly places the OSPF redistribution within `vpn 10`, a service-side VPN, and uses `redistribute omp route-policy OSPF_Route_Policy` to bring OMP routes into OSPF. The `prefix-list W2_Loopback` specifically identifies the 10.10.10.5/32 loopback, and the `route-policy` with `action accept` ensures only this specific route is redistributed with an OSPF Type 1 metric.
The configuration is for `vpn 0` (the transport VPN) instead of a service-side VPN, and uses an incorrect `/24` prefix for a loopback, which is typically `/32`.
The configuration is for `vpn 0` (the transport VPN) instead of a service-side VPN, making it unsuitable for service-side routing.
The `prefix-list` uses an incorrect `/24` prefix for a loopback, which would match a broader range of addresses than the specific `/32` loopback intended.
Concept tested: OMP route redistribution into OSPF
Source: https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/td/docs/routers/sdwan/configuration/sdwan-xe-gs-book/m-routing-chapter.html#_Toc2227181
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