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I'm doing a simple lab, 3 routers connected through a switch configured with OSPF. The point is DR/BDR election.
I've followed every direction in the lab, to the tooth.
First the DR/BDR was elected through the highest IP, now I've added loopback addresses to change the DR, and I need to get the routers to see the change.
So I've entered the command:
R1#clear ip ospf 1 process
and I ALWAYS get the invalid input, with the ^ pointing to the o in ospf.
I've tried it w/o the AS also.
I've tried it on all 3 routers.
Nothing works.
I know I can just issue the reload command, but I want to know why this isn't working. I'm doing EXACTLY what the thing says to do.
I'm gonna go freakin crazy here...
Please, someone help me!
I've followed every direction in the lab, to the tooth.
First the DR/BDR was elected through the highest IP, now I've added loopback addresses to change the DR, and I need to get the routers to see the change.
So I've entered the command:
R1#clear ip ospf 1 process
and I ALWAYS get the invalid input, with the ^ pointing to the o in ospf.
I've tried it w/o the AS also.
I've tried it on all 3 routers.
Nothing works.
I know I can just issue the reload command, but I want to know why this isn't working. I'm doing EXACTLY what the thing says to do.
I'm gonna go freakin crazy here...
Please, someone help me!
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