CCIE Topic: 1.4b OSPF Network and Area Types

OSPF network types are dependent upon the Layer 2 technology we’re using, such as Ethernet or Frame Relay. The physical location and configuration of our routers determine the OSPF area, and the types of link-state advertisements visible in our link-state database.
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[@ciscolive4062]

Sometimes it is difficult to understand what is in the books .. but your explanations help us to understand well

[@raheelattaullah8076]

The best explanation on network types I ever came across.

[@IzzyboyDK]

Where have you been all my life! best video on youtube explaining LSA's

[@elmehdibenseddik2689]

Great Video, thank you for your efforts

[@ciscolive4062]

Amazing !!! Thanks

[@Carcadia_]

Very informative, keep it up Charles

[@leonardonevesdossantos8004]

Amazing Charles!

[@jairusan]

I really wish cisco were like JUNOS with only one network OS type, imagine trying to set up the same environment here using different CISCO devices running different IOS versions...nevertheless Charles, really appreciate the content, I will need to read and put more practice into OSPF myself and the Network and Area types Take care.

[@afshin9]

fantastic

[@ahmedalzubair5529]

Very informative and easy to understand video, big thanks Charlies.
if BDR is maintaining an adjacency with the other Non-DR/BDR, is there any LSA generated from BDR?
Thank you again

[@elmehdibenseddik2689]

Thank you for your effort and sharing, shall we have the implemented code on the routers, I want to try this lab?