As Howard might say "what problem are you trying to solve?"
If you are looking at this for certification purposes, I would say glide lightly over
areas of a granular nature such as the performance of an SPF algorithm. For these
purposes, Jeff or Radia's coverage (more so Jeff's in the case of Cisco) address the
topic in as much or more detail than required for you to be successful. However, if
you truly want to further a deeper understanding of the protocol, I would spend more
time with documents of this nature and look to some of the references that Howard
pointed out in a followup msg (particularily John Moy's new title and the IETF-wg
mailing lists)
Pete
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On 12/25/2000 at 4:37 PM Jaeheon Yoo wrote:
>Hi,
>Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to All!
>
>I'm reading RFC 2328, fortunately most part of it is understandable
>for me. But "16. Calculation of the routing table" part is extremely
>hard to follow. Although Jeff Doyle's explanation of Dijkstra's
>algorithm sounds easy and interesting, why is it so tough in original
>document? Is this essential or required for me to thoroughly
>understand it in its original terms? In that case, are there any plain
>language version of it out there?
>
>Thanks in advance
>
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