[c-nsp] IS-IS or OSPF as IGP?
Bruce Pinsky
bep at whack.org
Tue Apr 24 02:50:40 EDT 2007
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Joe Shen wrote:
> And, to my knowledge, technical research on OSPF is
> more fertile than IS-IS, and new feature is introduced
> to OSPF eariler than IS-IS.
>
With cisco, many new features are introduced in IS-IS first. OSPF
generally lags behind. Some that come to mind are prefix prioritization,
advertise passive-only (to easily advertise only loopbacks and exclude
connecteds), IS-IS Keychaining, IS-IS fast flood, IS-IS Caching of
Redistributed Routes, LSA (LSP) throttling, and SPF throttling.
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