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CCNP OSPF Question
Can anyone help me to answer this question?
CCNP - Consider LSA type 1,2,3,4,5 and 7 only, for the following OSPF area type, what kind of LAS is possible? (1) stub; (2) totally stub; (3) nssa; (4) totally nssa.
I am confused with which is the DR, BDR and ABR if there are less than 3 routers in an area. Perhaps someone can enlighten me?
CCNP - Consider LSA type 1,2,3,4,5 and 7 only, for the following OSPF area type, what kind of LAS is possible? (1) stub; (2) totally stub; (3) nssa; (4) totally nssa.
I am confused with which is the DR, BDR and ABR if there are less than 3 routers in an area. Perhaps someone can enlighten me?
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NetworkVeteran
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You wouldn't learn much if we just answered your homework/study questions. If you took a good stab at these and provided your best guesses based on your reading and the rationale behind them, we'd be more willing to help.
I will offer you a hint. The terms DR/BDR have nothing to do with areas. All of the routers in an area could, hypothetically, be DRs on at least some interface. Alternatively, there could be zero DRs/BDRs in an area.I am confused with which is the DR, BDR and ABR if there are less than 3 routers in an area. -
OptionsxXErebuS
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What helped me was sitting down; drawing out the area types; research which LSA packets can be found in each; remember it....
For whatever reason the OSPF area types and LSA were something I had to see visually.
I agree with NetworkVeteran DR / BDR have nothing to do with areas.