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@ -92,7 +92,9 @@ daemon \X{glos} to determine the current topology.
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While we were mostly determined to use BIRD\cite{bird} from the start, since we already
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had some experience with it, let us present here a short summary of other
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possibilities.
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possibilities. Note that the particular choice does not affect interoperability
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with other routers as long as the chosen routing daemon supports extensions
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used in the network system.
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There are several implementations of both versions of the OSPF protocol.
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However, many of them are tied to the specific router hardware, which makes it
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