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OSPF Visibility of the Network.
Unlike RIP and EIGRP, OSPF is a Link State protocol, what does that mean ? does it mean a router configured with OSPF knows the topology in every router that is configured with OSPF ?at least the routers that are in t same area ?
Reading about SDN , this technology has a capability to have visibility of the whole network topology. is it the same as OSPF routers in the same area ?
Thank you
Unlike RIP and EIGRP, OSPF is a Link State protocol, what does that mean ? does it mean a router configured with OSPF knows the topology in every router that is configured with OSPF ?at least the routers that are in t same area ?
Reading about SDN , this technology has a capability to have visibility of the whole network topology. is it the same as OSPF routers in the same area ?
Thank you
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if OSPF is configured with so many areas. SDN will know the whole topology of all areas. in OSPF , each router will know just about the topology of the areas it is configured with. [one router can be in more than one area]
Correct ?