OSPF - An anatomy of an Internet Routing Protocol by John Moy is the
gospel of OSPF. Also, Tom Thomas has a design book by Cisco Press.
- Original Message -
From: mike rose
To:
Sent: Friday, July 20, 2001 10:07 AM
Subject: OSPF [7:13105]
Hello all
Is there a book out there
Core routers do this all the time. They end up being ABRs and you need to
make sure that the router has a lot of beef to it to be able to efficiently
handle all of the LSDBs thrown at it from each area.
- Original Message -
From: Lupi, Guy
To:
Sent: Friday, July 20, 2001 10:29 AM
Basically the OmniPCX is a high end telephony PBX that works over any type
of network, i.e., GIG Eth, ATM, or over WAN connections, ISDN, VPN, ATM,
Frame Relay etc..Good QoS, works great in conjuntion with the OmniCore
layer 3 switch. We use them at work with the 5200 OmniCore.
Apparently,
I have an Intel PRO/100 S Dual Port Server Adapter which works good. I had
to do some tweaking to get it to work with my non-cisco equipment because it
is designed around the Cisco fast ether-channel technology instead of strict
802.1q standards, but we got that taken care of.
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must be doing
something very wierd. A UDP header consists of Source Port, Dest Port,
Length and the checksum... TTL's are usually L3 and a max TTL 2 indicates
somethings really screwed up.
Nimesh.
On Sun, 4 Jun 2000, Lance Simon wrote:
Actually, if the switch is routing, it will decrement
..
Nimesh.
On Mon, 5 Jun 2000, Lance Simon wrote:
Yes, I was wrong about it not being in the IP header. The ttl is in the ip
header. RIP updates are transported over UDP port 520. Now, what do you
think the ttl for a RIP update should be, Nimesh? And why?
Nimesh Vakharia wrote
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