RAMU CH
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OSPF Scnario:1: Routing convergence between 3 Routers
Hi,
We have got some scenario based questions
Here is the Scenrio 1:
R1
/
R2
\R3
Description : Router R1 connected to R2 , Router R2 connected to R3.
There is no connectivity between R1 to R3.
OSPF is running on three Routers
Requirement : R1 Network should be availble at R3 but not in R2.How to prevent Putting Routing information of r1 into R2's Routing table in OSPF?
Scenario :2 R1 - R2 ,
Router R1 connected R2.
Router R1 packet MTU is 1400 and R2 packet MTU is 1500 .. Will neighbor adjacency forms ? Is any convergene issue
happens? what wil happen if MTU of packets in OSPF is not proper?
Regards
Ram
We have got some scenario based questions
Here is the Scenrio 1:
R1
/
R2
\R3
Description : Router R1 connected to R2 , Router R2 connected to R3.
There is no connectivity between R1 to R3.
OSPF is running on three Routers
Requirement : R1 Network should be availble at R3 but not in R2.How to prevent Putting Routing information of r1 into R2's Routing table in OSPF?
Scenario :2 R1 - R2 ,
Router R1 connected R2.
Router R1 packet MTU is 1400 and R2 packet MTU is 1500 .. Will neighbor adjacency forms ? Is any convergene issue
happens? what wil happen if MTU of packets in OSPF is not proper?
Regards
Ram
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Will you plz give insight of Scenario :1
Regards
Ram
Regards
Ram
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Ram, is this for a class? There is an EE rule which prohibits us from helping you with class work. This concern is why I was circumspect about the 2nd scenario.
Otto, your statement isn't quite correct. There is a way to do exactly what he's asking for with OSPF. I can give you a clue to point you in the right direction, even if it is for a class: Look into distribute lists. They use access lists but in a completely different way.
Otto, your statement isn't quite correct. There is a way to do exactly what he's asking for with OSPF. I can give you a clue to point you in the right direction, even if it is for a class: Look into distribute lists. They use access lists but in a completely different way.
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Thanks for your time
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