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Tag Archives: physical interface
Further OSPF configuration
I have been struggling with configuration of the OSPF for quite a few days now, trying to figure out how loopback interfaces and hard-coded router-id is affecting the Designated Router election.
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Tagged 2Way, Backup Designated Router, BDR, clear ip ospf process, dead timer, Designated Router, Designated Router election, DR, DR/BDR, DROther, election, formula, Full, Hello packet, Hello Timer, loopback interface, OSPF packet header, physical interface, reference-bandwidth, RID, Router ID, router ospf, router priority, show commands, show ip ospf, show ip ospf neighbor
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Basic OSPF Configuration
Note: The spelling of the word that describes people who live next to someone is different in British and North American dialect of English. Cisco uses the American spelling in commands and their output. When we talk about a neighbour … Continue reading
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Tagged adjacency state, area, area 0, Back Bone Area, Backup Designated Router, BDR, configuration, core area, default-information originate, Designated Router, DR, DROther, Full, gateway of last resort, NBMA, neighbor, neighbour, network, NonBroadcast Multiple Access, OSPF, physical interface, point-to-point, propagate default route, Router ID, router ospf, show ip ospf, show ip ospf database, show ip ospf neighbor, show ip route, wild-card mask
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