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I have a router running BIRD. It is connected to network A using eBGP and B using OSPF. I want to let network B have routes to network A as another area (i.e. this is an area border router). How to achieve this?

Already tried adding the following to OSPF network B block: 

area 1.2.3.4 {
    default cost 100;
    external {
            <Network A prefix>
            };
    };
};

but seems to be no use.

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    Having route received by a protocol (like BGP) sent to other routers via a different protocol (OSPF) is a process known as "redistribution". Almost all systems have a "redistribute" command within the protocol configuration to do this. You have to look in BIRD documentation how to do it.
    – JFL
    Commented Apr 26, 2017 at 12:21

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I've figured out this myself. Have to add import all; or some custom import filter in OSPF block.

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