OSPF & ISIS Fundamentals & BGP Overview
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show | Designated Router (DR)
Designated Backup Router (DBR)
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What two Link State Advertisements are limited to flooding within the originating area? | show 🗑
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show | LSA 3 - Network Summary LSA
--Sent by Area Border Router to single attached area
LSA 4 - ASBR Summary LSA
--Sent by Autonomous System Border Router. Advertises exit point of the areas to external areas. Only sent between other ASBRs.
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show | LSA 5 - External LSA
--Originated by ASBR. Flooded to all areas and all internal routers. Advertise a destination external to the OSPF.
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show | Process of inserting routing information into a protocol from outside?
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How do ISIS routers routing information? | show 🗑
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show | Once both LSDs (Link State Databases) are synchronized and identical then the routers become adjacent.
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What special address is used by ISIS systems? Two general divisions? | show 🗑
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show | Area ID - Identifies area that IS belongs to
SysID = Identifies IS System itself
NSEL = NSAP Selector = Similar to TCP/UDP Port #
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show | An inter-Autonomous System routing protocol
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show | When BGP is used to connect other BGP routers within the same autonomous system. If BGP routers are in different systems, e-BGP is used.
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