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LEdoian 1 year ago
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@ -229,17 +229,28 @@ The third level describes details of the respective router/network and all the
incident objects. There is always the distance from us (i.e. the router we
asked for the dump), or the word \texttt{unreachable} if it is not reachable.
There is also a level-3 line for each incident host and network. For routers and
networks, this line is the same as on level-2, but routers may also be incident
to extra-area networks (\texttt{xnetwork}), external networks
(\texttt{external}), stub networks (\texttt{stubnet}) and extra-area routers
(\texttt{xrouter}). In the backbone area, routers may also have virtual links
to other routers (\texttt{vlink}). These networks are referenced by their IP
address in both
versions of OSPF, routers again by router IDs.
These incidencies of routers have also a metric, after the word
\texttt{metric}, or, in case of Type 2 external cost, \texttt{metric2}.
There is also a level-3 line for each incident host and network. Overview of
the \uv{tags} (the first words) and parameters is provided by
table~\ref{tab:ospf-incidences}. Note that networks can only be incident to
routers, while routers may be incident to anything. The incidences of routers
have also a metric, after the word \texttt{metric}, or, in case of Type 2
external cost, \texttt{metric2}.
\begin{table}[h]
\centering
\begin{tabular}{lcc}\hline
Incidence type & tag & parameter \\\hline
Transit network & \texttt{network} & Same as on level-2 \\
Router & \texttt{router} & Router ID \\
Extra-area router & \texttt{xrouter} & Router ID \\
Extra-area network & \texttt{xnetwork} & IP address (CIDR) \\
External network & \texttt{external} & IP address (CIDR) \\
Stub network & \texttt{stubnet} & IP address (CIDR) \\
Virtual link & \texttt{vlink} & Peer router ID \\\hline
\end{tabular}
\caption{Level-3 lines describing incidences}
\label{tab:ospf-incidences}
\end{table}
For networks, additional details are also provided on level-3. For OSPFv2, the
designated router ID is given in the \texttt{dr} directive, similarly, OSPFv3

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