Question about OSPF:
Once the DR/BDR are elected and network is converged, if a change is
detected, does the router noticing the change flood the area or send this
info to the DR so it can flood the area?
Rob
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I understand that the DR sends the link state update to all adjacent OSPF
routers. Essentially flooding the network.
The router that detected the change to the link state directly sends the LSU
to the DR and BDR.
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Anyone differ, please feel free. Just
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Question about OSPF:
Once the DR/BDR are elected and network is conv
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I understand that the DR sends the link state update to all adjacent OSPF
routers. Essentially flooding
/BDR in OSPF
Guess who?
I understand that the DR sends the link state update to all adjacent OSPF
routers. Essentially flooding the network.
The router that detected the change to the link state directly
sends the LSU
to the DR and BDR.
my tiny brain not working
Anyone differ
Hallo group,
I agree that the right answer is c, but this gives me a further
question:
Let´s say, we have a network with several routers. The election
process runs for the first time during startup. Now, as I can´t switch
on all the routers at the same time, the router I switch on first will
This is a question for study purposes. I want to verify what I think
the answer is:
Let's say Router A is the Designated Router with priority of 100 and
fails. Router B (Backup Designated Router) with priority of 90 becomes
the DR and Router C with a priority of 80 becomes the BDR.
If Router
Doug,
I see you're using one of your "lifelines"
I'd go with answer B make it your final answer.
Reason as stated in the ACRC book is "The only time a DR or BDR will
change is if one of them goes down. If the DR goes down, the BDR takes over
as the DR and a new BDR is elected. If the
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Subject: Re: Question for DR/BDR in OSPF
Date: Tue, 12 Sep 2000 16:52:50 -0400
Doug,
I see you're using one of your "lifelines"
I'd go with answer B make it your final answer.
Reason as stated in the ACRC book
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Doug,
I see you're using one of your "lifelines"
I'd go with answer B make it your final answer.
Reason as stated in the ACRC book is "The only time a
Hi,
I think it would be C. Because the election process doesn't occur until
you need an election, and the BDR always replaces the DR, I think..
Helena
On Tue, 12 Sep 2000, Doug Laing wrote:
This is a question for study purposes. I want to verify what I think
the answer is:
Let's say
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