DRAG DROP
Drag the list of OSPF route type on the left to match the correct OSPF area type on the right. Not all options on the left are used.
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Explanation:
Totally Stubby Area – O,OIA , OE1 or OE2 types of OSPf routes
NSSA Totally Stubby – O, and O*IA types of OSPF routes
Stubby OSPF Area – O, OIA and O*IA types of OSPF routes
NSSA – O,OIA , ON1 or ON2 types of OSPF Routes
Can someone explain to me, as per my understanding…
stub area should have O, OIA and O*IA route
totally stub area should have O and O*IA routes
NSSA should have O, OIA routes
NSSA totally stubby should have O and O*IA routes
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NORMAL AREA – O, OIA, OE1, OE2 (MAYBE) – INTERNAL, SUMMARY, OSPF EXTERNAL TYPE 1 OR 2
STUBBY AREA – O, OIA, O*IA (0/0) – INTERNAL, SUMMARY, 0/0 TO GET TO EXTERNAL NETWORKS
TOTALLY STUBBY AREA – O, O*IA (0/0) – INTERNAL, NO SUMMARY, 0/0 TO GET TO EXTERNAL
NETWORKS
NSSA – O, OIA, ON1, ON2 – INTERNAL, SUMMARY, NSSA EXTERNAL TYPE 1 OR 2
TOTALLY NSSA – O, O*IA (0/0), ON1, ON2 – INTERNAL, 0/0 TO GET TO EXTERNAL NETWORKS, NSSA
EXTERNAL TYPE 1 OR 2
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are these answers correct?
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I agree with jslaven.
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