let X be ABR with no connection to bkbone.
And R2 have a bkbone connection.
While N1 is a network in address range .
Address Ranges associated Area id is A1.

am i still not clear ?

-----Original Message-----
From: Mailing List [mailto:OSPFdiscuss.microsoft.com]On Behalf Of Alex
Zinin
Sent: Thursday, 26 April 2001 2:16 AM
To: OSPFdiscuss.microsoft.com
Subject: Re: Address - Range

Viv:

 If you provide a topo scheme and a bit more accurate
 description, that would help. Things that are not clear--
 whether X and R2 have backbone connection, how the address
 range on X for A1 corresponds to N1...

--
Alex Zinin
Friday, April 13, 2001, 11:17:04 PM, Viv Dubs wrote:
> hi,
> Suppose router X has two interfaces I1 and I2 in areas A1 and A2
respectively.
> An area address range is configured for router X and associated area of
address range is A1.
> Router R2 in area A2 sends summary advertisement for one of the networks
N1 in address range to router
> X ;
> My doubts are :
> 1)Will there be path in X, through router R2 to network N1 ?
> 2)Or the condition of having path in R2 is that , R2 should be ABR with
interface in A1 ?
> 3)Could there be any other scenario for such path to
> exist?
> Pls clarify:
> Viv.
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