[c-nsp] which IGRP?
Marko Milivojevic
markom at PanGalactic.net
Fri Jul 15 09:47:03 EDT 2005
> Step 4: If you can stomach it and your gear will run it, go with IS-IS.
This is crucial. While IS-IS, certainly, has some advantages over OSPF,
it is not supported on most of the lower-end routers and, more
importantly, on smaller Catalysts (3550, 3560, 3750), making it rather
unusable without some messy redistribution.
All that taken into account, unless you really have the backbone in
which OSPF could become painful, it's very good choice. If you learn to
live with its peculiarities, you may even end-up loving it :-)
Marko.
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