RIP – The all in one post
There are a few versions of RIP out there… RIPv1 – The original standard RIPv2 – The original standard with a few additions that include…-Support for classless routing-Authentication-Next hop address… Read more »
There are a few versions of RIP out there… RIPv1 – The original standard RIPv2 – The original standard with a few additions that include…-Support for classless routing-Authentication-Next hop address… Read more »
Now that we have OSPF running and are pretty comfortable with how it does what it does, we can look at some of the more advanced features of OSPF. Namely,… Read more »
Out of all of the IGPs we’ve examined so far, OSPF has one of the most complicated RIBs. Many times, engineers that setup OSPF just configure the default settings, verify… Read more »
The point of this post is to show some examples of what I’ve been talking about in the last two posts. Namely, I’d like to show an example of each… Read more »
Most people will agree with me when I say that OSPF has ‘more to it’ than EIGRP does. Some might argue that it’s more complicated than EIGRP is. My opinion… Read more »
I’m going to try a little harder this go around to make the posts a little more ‘focused’ than I did with EIGRP. That being said, here’s a quick outline… Read more »