In the world of networking, OSPF is an important protocol. An OSPF domain needs careful consideration and an NSSA and Totally NSSA area is critical for overall network performance. Here we show you how and when to configure these area types and also the results of the configuration.
To brush up on area types, go here :
In this lesson we utilise the fabulous eve-ng for your virtual environment. You can opt for either the community or professional version.
If you want the professional version, which we are using, it is highly recommended and good value for the price and offers great extras.
You will also require a virtual environment for eve-ng. We are utilising vmWare Workstation Pro for our installation.
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00:00 – caling-tech intro
00:11 – Like and Subscribe
00:34 – Presentation and Topology
03:01 – Presentation Policy Requirement
04:45 – Configuration – OSPF Area 0 Router 6
05:50 – Configuration – Show commands Router 3
06:24 – Configuration – Show commands Router 6
06:55 – Configuration – OSPF Area 9 Router 6
07:56 – Configuration – OSPF Area 9 Router 7
08:36 – Configuration – Show commands Router 3
09:08 – Configuration – Policy Statement Router 7
10:46 – Configuration – Show commands Router 3
11:25 – Configuration – Show commands Router 6
11:54 – Configuration – Show commands Router 7
12:22 – Configuration – Ping test to external from Router 3
12:41 – Configuration – Static route on Router 8
13:44 – Configuration – Ping test to external from Router 3
13:52 – Configuration – Ping test to external from Router 5 Stub
14:47 – Configuration – Convert to Totally NSSA
16:30 – Configuration – Show commands Router 7
17:01 – Configuration – Ping test to external from Router 3
17:34 – Configuration – Ping test to external from Router 5 Stub
17:57 – Conclusion
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