[nsp] OSPF and network management

[Steve Francis]

How about the ability to still manage the network in the event of a 
circuit/router/switch failure?
That's always seemed useful to me.


gab jones wrote:

> Hi,
>
> We are currently in the process of migrating a customer's network from 
> a static environment to using a dynamic protocol(ospf). We have had to 
> write a business orientated report on how running a dynamic protocol 
> would benefit the business. As far as routing is concerned the reasons 
> are quite clear. The company have openview NNM and would like to know 
> how going dynamic would benefit in regards to the network management 
> system. I have thought about this but I cant seem to find any words to 
> explain how it would benefit in regards to a network management 
> prospective business wise.
> Any input will be invaluable.
>
> regards,
> gab
>
>
>
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