Jack,
Due to the fact that OSPF was designed to support the 'network of a million
routers', in theory you should be able to have as many as you would like.
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> Jack Walker
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> Subject: The largest OSPF area 0
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> Group,
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> We are trying to design an OSPF network for one of our clients
> who has about
> 300 routers.
> About 60 of them are in the Centeral Office, the rest of them are all
> remotes.
> We are thinking of put the 60 routers in the centeral into Area 0 and also
> put some of the remote ABRs into Area 0 too.
> The question for your experts out there is: in the largest OSPF
> network you
> have seen, how many routers are in Area 0?
> What is the maximun number of the routers in a non-backbone area?
> I know there are some deisign guides out there, but I just want to get an
> idea what you guys seeing in the real world.
>
> Any inputs will be helpful.
>
> Thanks
>
> Jack
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