OSPF Operation in a Multiple-Area NBMA Environment
OSPF activities across multiple areas include operations such as creating link information, flooding techniques, and routing table construction. If a packet is heading for an intra-area network, it will be forwarded from an internal router to the destination router within the single area. Refer to the Type 1 and Type 2 LSAs for Area 1, as shown in Figure 5.3. However, as a packet needs to exit the area to another area, it follows these three steps:
1. | The packet is routed from the originating network to an area border router. |
2. | The area border router transmits the packet through the transit area (backbone) to the ABR servicing the target network. |
3. | The target area border router forwards the ... |
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