> I am currently reading the CiscoPress BSCN book, and I find myself a bit
> confused on the LSU/LSA procedures in OSPF.
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> When many routers are connected on the same LAN segment, and are therefore
> neighbors to eachother, a DR and a BDR will be elected.
>
> First they write that routers do n
The standard procedure when receiving a valid LSA is to retransmit that LSA
out a set of interfaces. However, section 13.3 of RFC 2328 describes a list
of numerous caveats. One of those is that should you receive an LSA that in
all probability was successfully received by other routers out a par
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The standard procedure when receiving a valid LSA is to retransmit that LSA
out a set of interfaces. However, section 13.3 of RFC 2328 describes a list
of
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>The standard procedure when receiving a valid LS
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This looks good. Keep in mind that the BDR does not transmit LSA&#
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