Networking 101: Understanding OSPF Routing

Posted by tuxchick2 on Jun 11, 2006 8:59 PM EDT
Enterprise Networking Planet; By Charlie Schluting 		Mail this story
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Open Shortest Path First is a robust link-state interior gateway protocol (IGP). People use OSPF when they discover that RIP just isn’t going to work for their larger network, or when they need very fast convergence. This installment of Networking 101 will provide a conceptual overview of OSPF, and the second part of our OSPF coverage will delve a bit deeper into the protocol itself, as well as OSPF area configurations

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