This is a book that seems to me to be dedicated to programmers looking to create OSPF
code in C. I don't think I'm violating the NDA when I say that all the OSPF I used in
the lab was Cisco's and I wasn't asked to make my own :)
However, that being said, a truly deep understanding of the protocol could be gained
by a study at this level.
I personally stick with Moy's original title though I must say I haven't given the new
one any significant time..
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On 1/22/2001 at 6:40 PM Bradley J. Wilson wrote:
>Hey Gang -
>
> I was in the local Softpro bookstore today, and noticed John Moy's got a
>follow-up book on OSPF. Has anyone taken a look at it yet? How does it
>compare to Thomas's book? Any thoughts?
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