OSPFadjacencies

2001-01-12 Thread Eric Gunn
Hello, I am drawing a blank and am trying to remember the formula to figure the number of adjacencies a router would have. I know it's a simple question, I am just drawing a blank. Thank You, -Eric _ FAQ, list archives, and subscription info: http://www.groups

Re: OSPFadjacencies

2001-01-12 Thread Phil Barker
It will depend on the number of interfaces that are configured on the routers for OSPF operation. The main point to remember is that not all Routers will become adjacent. For a broadcast network such as Ethernet you may have N Routers. 2 of these Routers will be elected DR and BDR and will form a

Re: OSPFadjacencies

2001-01-13 Thread Curtis Call
I'm not positive at what you're looking for, but if you are talking about the number of adjacencies that would be required to be fully meshed on a broadcast or NBMA network then the formula you're looking for is (N * (N-1) ) / 2. Of course this doesn't happen in OSPF since it uses DRs and BDRs