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What is Area 0 in OSPF?

backbone area, the central and most important area in OSPF.

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Why must all other OSPF areas connect to Area 0?

it handles the routing information and ensures routes are shared correctly across the network.

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How does Area 0 help prevent routing loops in OSPF?

serves as a central point where routing information is injected and managed, maintaining efficient routing.

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What are Area Border Routers (ABRs) in OSPF?

OSPF routers connected to both Area 0 and another OSPF area.

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What is the role of an ABR in OSPF?

responsible for advertising routes from one area and injecting them into a different OSPF area.

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Why must every ABR participate in Area 0?

to ensure that routes can be advertised into other OSPF areas.

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How do ABRs manage routing information?

ABRs compute an SPF tree for each area they participate in to manage and calculate routing information.

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What is the format of an OSPF Area ID?

32-bit field and can be formatted in simple decimal or dotted-decimal format.

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How does OSPF advertise the Area ID in hello packets?

OSPF advertises the Area ID in dotted-decimal format in the hello packet.

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What happens when OSPF neighbors become adjacent?

Link-State Databases (LSDBs) synchronize between the OSPF routers.

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What does an OSPF router do when it adds or removes a network link?

router floods a Link-State Advertisement (LSA) out all active OSPF interfaces.

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What information does an LSA contain?

complete list of networks advertised from the router.

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What is Type 1 or router LSA in OSPF?

advertises the LSAs that originate within an area.

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What does Type 2 or network LSA advertise?

advertises a multi-access network segment attached to a DR.

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What is the purpose of Type 3 or summary LSA?

advertises network prefixes that originated from a different area.

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What does Type 4 or ASBR summary LSA advertise?

advertises a summary LSA for a specific ASBR.

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What information is included in Type 5 or AS external LSA?

advertises routes that have been redistributed.

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What does Type 7 or NSSA external LSA advertise?

advertises redistributed routes in NSSAs.

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What initial fields are included in a Type 1 LSA?

include the RID of the advertising router, age, sequence, link count, and link ID.

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What information is listed under the number of links in a Type 1 LSA?

Each OSPF-enabled interface on the router is listed, including the link type, neighbor router identification, and interface metric.

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How is the neighbor router identified in a Type 1 LSA?

on multi-access network segments with designated routers (DRs), the DR's interface address is used for identification.

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What does a Type 2 LSA represent?

multi-access network segment that uses a Designated Router (DR).

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Who advertises the Type 2 LSA?

The DR

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What information does a Type 2 LSA provide?

all the routers attached to the network segment.

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What is the role of ABRs concerning Type 3 LSAs?

ABRs create and advertise to ensure that networks associated with Type 1 LSAs are reachable in non-originating OSPF areas.

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What happens when Type 1 LSAs are received from an area?

LSAs received from an area create Type 3 LSAs in the backbone area and non-backbone areas.

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How does an ABR handle Type 3 LSAs received from Area 0?

ABR creates Type 3 LSAs for the non-backbone area based on the Type 3 LSAs received from Area 0.

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How are Type 3 LSAs from non-backbone areas handled?

only inserted into the LSDB for the source area; ABRs do not create Type 3 LSAs for other areas, including segmented Area 0.