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!!!OSPF vs IS-IS |
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OSPF and IS-IS are both link-state protocols and are based on the Dijkstra algorithm of the Shortest Path First (SPF). In addition, they both have a two-level hierarchy. |
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OSPF tends to be deployed mostly as an enterprise solution, whereas Integrated IS-IS is used for IP routing in some ISP networks. |
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|__IS-IS Terminology__|__OSPF Terminology__ |
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|Area|Stub area |
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|Area ID|Area ID |
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|Backbone Area|Backbone Area |
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|DIS (Designated Intermediate System)|Designated Router |
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|Domain|Network |
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|ES (End System)|Host |
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|ES-IS (The Address Resolution feature of ES-IS)|ARP (Address Resolution Protocol) |
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|IS (Intermediate System)|Router |
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|ISO Routing Domain|Autonomous System |
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|Level 1|Internal Nonbackbone Stub Area |
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|Level 1-2|Area Border Router |
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|Level 2|Backbone Router |
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|LSP (Link-state Packet)|LSA (Link-state Advertisement) |
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|CSNP and PSNP (Complete and Partial sequence number PDUs)|Link-state acknowledgement packet |
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|PDU (Protocol Data Unit)|Packet |
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|NET (Network Entity Title)|IP destination address (subnet and host), user in a similar way to Router ID |
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|NSAP (Network Service Access Point)|IP Destination Address + IP Protocol Number |
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|Subnet = data link|Subnet = IP network |
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|SNPA (Subnetwork point of attachment)|Layer 2 address; for example, the MAC address with ethernet or DLCI with Frame Relay |
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|System ID|Address of the host within the network, sometimes used as the router ID determining priorities |
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|Virtual link (defined but not supported|Virtual link |
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!IS-IS |
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Routing technology = link state |
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* Classless routing protocol |
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* Address summarization between areas |
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* Uses a link-state database |
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* Acknowledges LSPs |
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* Shortest path is computed using Dijkstra's SPF algorithm |
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* Hellos create and maintain adjacencies |
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* Hellos and holdtime may be configured |
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!OSPF |
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Routing technology = link state |
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* Classless routing protocol |
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* Address summarization between areas |
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* Uses a link-state database |
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* Acknowledges LSAs |
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* Shortest path is computed using Dijkstra's SPF algorithm |
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* Hellos create and maintain adjacencies |
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* Hellos and holdtime can be configured |