CCIE Topic: 1.4c OSPF Path Preference

OSPF looks at both the type of route, and a cost metric to determine the shortest path for a destination. First I’ll explain what the preferred order is, then we’ll also take a look at this in action within a lab environment.
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[@Fabinhohabilidoso]

Hey Charles... Your videos reach Brazil... Congrats!

[@JunPetsWorld]

Thank you Sir.

[@Arayankodesouth]

Wonderful ❤❤

[@Networkprofessor]

Great Stuff! R2 0 @6:38 , R3 IA @7:54, R6 N1 @8:26, R4 E1 @9:30 , R6 N2 @10:15 , R5 E2 @11:00

[@soroushsarkari9977]

Woooooooooow. Brilliant. Thanks 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@dazt66]

Loving the content, I’m just starting my ccna. But love watching your videos

[@CharlesJudd]

Thanks, glad you enjoy it! Best of luck with your CCNA.

[@blankblank6883]

Can anyone help me about how can add E1/T1 in eve-ng

[@xXxApolocalypse]

My lab follows O > O IA > E1 > N1 >E2 >N2 , what seems to be the case ?(ios version is 15.0)

[@CharlesJudd]

I believe this order change began in IOS release 15.1(2)S, according to what I've read. I'm running IOS 15.7(3)M in my lab.

[@Torcheban]

@@CharlesJudd In CCNP (or DP) exam it was O > O IA > E1 > N1 >E2 >N2.

[@narbikkocharians6554]

@@Torcheban Make sure that you are running the same process id.