Good morning networking collective!
I work at a service provider and came across an inconsistency in our network this this morning while doing a service turn-up: on some distribution routers we redistribute connected into OSPF, and others we redistribute connected into BGP. All of these are customer-facing provider ports where we are the gateway.
Our network is a pretty standard OSPF on infrastructure + BGP overlay, which is why I find it interesting that we're redistributing connected into OSPF ... I can only think its because a predecessor -- or even previous me -- put that in as a quick 'make sure the routes get in' solution. Our normal policy is "internal routes+infrastructure in OSPF, ALL customer routes in BGP!" which is why I was surprised to see OSPF redistribution turned on.
What is the best practice for this? Redistribute connected+static into BGP only, plus OSPF passive-interface as default, then enable OSPF for only specific interfaces? That is where my head leads me.
Thanks for your input!
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