[c-nsp] ospf design question
Mark Kent
mark at noc.mainstreet.net
Mon Jan 17 14:43:38 EST 2005
With three routers in a point-to-point row:
[rtr1]<-->[rtr0]<-->[rtr2]
what are the principal differences between these
three ospf designs:
A) Three areas: area 0 in the middle, one ospf process/router.
B) It's all area 0, one ospf process/router.
C) No area 0. The endpoints (rtr1, rtr2) have one
ospf process each with one area defined, covering
the interface between it and the neighbor.
The internal router has two ospf processes
defined, each like above, with one area per
process and "redist ospf <other-process>"
I note that despite the cisco ospf design guide
saying that there has to be a area 0, it seems that
is not true in practice (i.e., C works).
Thanks,
-mark
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