Single-Area OSPF
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<td> Link-State </td> <td>OSPF <BR> IS-IS</td> | <td> Link-State </td> <td>OSPF <BR> IS-IS</td> | ||
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| + | *Uses shortest path | ||
| + | *Updates are event triggered | ||
| + | *Sends Link-state packets to all network routers | ||
| + | *Has common view of network | ||
| + | *Fast to converge | ||
| + | *Not as susceptible to routing loops | ||
| + | *Harder to configure | ||
| + | *Requires more memory and processing power | ||
| + | than distance vector. | ||
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Revision as of 19:47, 14 September 2006
| Protocol | Examples | Characteristics |
|---|---|---|
| Distance Vector | RIP v1 & Rip V2 |
of the neighbors
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| Link-State | OSPF IS-IS |
than distance vector. |
