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| Distance Training with IS-IS by Scott Morris 5/28/09 Scott, I read your Q&A "The Monkey Mind of Administrative Distance." The example shows OSPF and the way to change the AD using an access list. Question is, how can you do it with IS-IS? I've found the same command under "router isis," but it has different parameters and I can't "choose" which routes get the new AD (only the ones sourced from IP or CLNS, and not via a route-map or access list or anything like that). Can you help clarify this? -- Shai
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