OSPF's False Sense of Assurance

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[@kurzweber2835]

Something to always keep in mind yet easily forgets about. great video Kevin.

[@CharlzOkojie]

Very clear explanation and nice audio too.

[@CiscoPhipse]

Hi Kevin, this is & isn't true because if you're configuring a Nexus device the reference bandwidth will be 40Gbps. On older equipment yes, but it is always good practice to check in production.

[@drewcross9927]

Is it just me? Or is this audio slightly out of sync?

[@arif_ar]

It is. I thought I was the only one.

[@grammarpapa274]

Great explanation, thank you

[@sonarsan]

I guess the best way is still to manipulate with a cost per link and advertise the external routes as ext type 1, to accumulate a total cost

[@KOmban99]

Ospf is always confusing when different types of LSAs comes up and

[@Dazmpower]

Great reminder thanks

[@alexanderrudakov59]

Hi Kevin, Will the deep dive session saved on your channel?

[@hypnotiq54]

Kevin are you going to cover LSA 8, 9 and 11 on Nov 26th?

[@kwallaceccie]

We’ll define those, but the main focus will be on Types. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 7.

[@jorgevilla6523]

the best!

[@Torcheban]

Always forget about this feaure:(