>Hello all:
>
>Thank you for everybody who answered my previous IS-IS question.
>
>I have been compiling a preliminary list on the advantages and disadvantages
>of IS-IS vs. OSPF, and where you might want to use one over the other. This
>is what I have come up with
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There are some design and operational advantages that IS-IS has over OSPF.
As you mentioned, IS-IS is a ISO protocol which was originally designed to
route CLNS networks. Because of this the CLNS topology is created using
CLNS, not IP. Even when using IS-IS strictly for IP IS-IS still uses a CLN
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