[OSPF] use of O bit in Hello packets
"Enrico Dutti" <enrico.dutti@marconi.com> Tue, 10 October 2006 13:12 UTC
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Subject: [OSPF] use of O bit in Hello packets
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Hi all, I need a clarification regarding the use of the O bit in OSPF's hello packets (rfcs 2328 + 2370). Should (or must) an opaque capable router set the O bit to 1 in his Hello packets? Let's say I have an OSPF router that must use opaque objects in order work correctly. Is it correct/allowable if this router rejects a neighbour because it doesn't set the O bit in the Hello packet it transmits? thank you Enrico Dutti _______________________________________________ OSPF mailing list OSPF@ietf.org https://www1.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/ospf
- [OSPF] use of O bit in Hello packets Enrico Dutti
- Re: [OSPF] use of O bit in Hello packets Acee Lindem