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Use this tag for questions about discovering the IP addresses, mac-addresses, vlans, or the physical topology of a network.
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I can't ping the other router using OSPF protocol, Why?
(I imagine your setup to be something like this)
Your OSPF adjacency is not coming up because the IP addresses on the facing interfaces between R1 and R2 are not in the same subnet.
As soon as you …
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