Hi, all.
I'm trying to understand the PURPOSE and LOGIC behind OSPF BDR
Promotion to DR. Let's say R1 is DR and R2 is BDR connected via Ethernet
Link. If I disconnect the cable, this would mean the BDR will promote itself
To DR status, even though the DR never went "down". So when I reconnect the
So far as the multiaccess segment is concerned, when you remove the DR from
the segment, the DR is down. The only way a DR can do its job is if it has
access to the segment in question. In this case, promoting the BDR makes
sense since the BDR is the only other router on the segment which has
ad
xchange forever, and this particular behavior I've succeeded
In reproducing on a test lab.
Elmer
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I understand this principle, but there is no logic with the scenario
On convergence as outlined in BSCN as fo
ticular behavior I've succeeded
> In reproducing on a test lab.
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> Elmer
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other end of a
point-to-point connection. I never Did hear from TAC if this was another IOS
version issue. Thanks again.
Elmer
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