In the last post, we learned what OSPF is and how it works. So today, we will learn what to do to actually operate OSPFv2.
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Ruban’s Easy Network Story: Beyond the Edge
The EASY EDGE story
In the last post, we learned what OSPF is and how it works. So today, we will learn what to do to actually operate OSPFv2.
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OSPF is the most widely used method for enterprises to route traffic within their organizations. OSPFv2, among others, is a method for enterprise internetworks.
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Before learning about routing protocols, we need to understand Autonomous Systems (AS). Autonomous Systems are systems that are managed under a management domain.
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We have already covered routing in the previous post. The actual packets are routed on Layer 3 along with the IP routing table.
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Since the switch is a Layer 2 device, the ports of the switch become members (member ports) of each VLAN or transmit frames, etc.
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I have been posting about 30 ACSA related training posts and have covered content centered on Layer 2. Now, I will focus on Layer 2.
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