topology;
AREA1-[SW1]----AREA0----[SW2]-AREA2
here is an example below , i have two 3560 switches running ospf , both are in area 0 , and in SW2 , the debug ip routing is going crazy, below routes are IA routes from area 1 . SW1 is stable.
can anyone explain to me the output and what is possibly happening?
2y2w: RT: Try lookup less specific 10.66.0.94/32, default 0
2y2w: RT: Found subnet on less specific 10.66.0.92/30
2y2w: RT: Try lookup less specific 10.66.0.94/29, default 0
2y2w: RT: Failed found subnet on less specific
2y2w: RT: return NULL
2y2w: RT: Try lookup less specific 10.66.0.46/32, default 0
2y2w: RT: Found subnet on less specific 10.66.0.44/30
2y2w: RT: Try lookup less specific 10.66.0.46/29, default 0
2y2w: RT: Failed found subnet on less specific
2y2w: RT: return NULL
2y2w: RT: Try lookup less specific 10.141.9.26/32, default 0
2y2w: RT: Found subnet on less specific 10.141.9.24/30
2y2w: RT: Try lookup less specific 10.141.9.26/29, default 0
2y2w: RT: Failed found subnet on less specific
2y2w: RT: return NULL
2y2w: RT: Try lookup less specific 10.141.9.26/32, default 0
2y2w: RT: Found subnet on less specific 10.141.9.24/30
2y2w: RT: Try lookup less specific 10.141.9.26/29, default 0
2y2w: RT: Failed found subnet on less specific
2y2w: RT: return NULL
2y2w: RT: Try lookup less specific 10.1.160.1/32, default 0
2y2w: RT: Found subnet on less specific 10.1.160.0/30
2y2w: RT: Try lookup less specific 10.1.160.1/29, default 0
2y2w: RT: Failed found subnet on less specific
2y2w: RT: return NULL
2y2w: RT: Try lookup less specific 10.1.160.1/32, default 0
2y2w: RT: Found subnet on less specific 10.1.160.0/30
2y2w: RT: Try lookup less specific 10.1.160.1/29, default 0
2y2w: RT: Failed found subnet on less specific
2y2w: RT: return NULL