Hi All,

I think I know the answer on this one, but just looking for some feedback.
Since discovering the "ip ospf X area Y" interface command, I've been
strongly preferring this for assigning interfaces to areas in my labs.
Little chance for accidentally enabling OSPF on too many interfaces, and
just more obvious to my eyes.

Clearly if a task were to demand that the interfaces be enabled using only
a router configuration command (or without any interface-level commands),
or required enabling OSPF on multiple interfaces with a single command, or
something to that effect, then using a 'network' statement under OSPF would
be required.

Otherwise, any reason not to continue to use the interface command if I'm
not otherwise restricted from doing so? The solution guides in all the
workbooks I'm working through seem to default to using the network
statement, but if there's no restriction can I not just opt to use the
interface-level command instead?

Just making sure I'm not getting into a bad habit by accident...

Thanks!
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