6. OSPF Stub Network Types Flashcards

1
Q

What are the different STUB areas?

A
  • Stub
  • Totally Stub
  • Not So Stub
  • Totally Not So Stub
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2
Q

What do the STUB areas have in common?

A

The do not support Type 5 LSAs and virtual links are not supported

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3
Q

What are the LSA types in the stub area?

A
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
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4
Q

What does the stub flag (E-bit) indicate?

A

No extra information is allowed

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5
Q

What command does every interface need in the stub area?

A

area x stub

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6
Q

How are routes redistributed into OSPF shown in the routing table?

A

As an E2 route

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7
Q

How many virtual links are supported by OSPF stub area types?

A

None

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8
Q

Which “bit” is known as the “stub flag”?

A

The E bit

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9
Q

Which TWO (2) stub area types are considered to be Cisco proprietary?

A

Totally Stub and Totally Not-so-Stubby

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10
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What are the LSA types in the Totally Stub area?

A
  • 1

- 2

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11
Q

Which command, when used on the ABR, is used to configure the Totally Stubby Area?

A

area 5 stub no-summary

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12
Q

How many ASBRs are supported in a Totally Stubby Area?

A

None

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13
Q

What are the LSA types in the Totally Stub area?

A
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 7
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