At my place of employment, my group has a management network for our devices and switches that we control. This is separate from the management used by the networking team for everything else ...

Now, obviously this is a discontiguous network (I'm messing around to try and make stuff work when it ordinarily shouldn't) but OSPF should be able to handle it and EIGRP has the no auto-summary ...

Even Jeff Doyle tells me that I should do a little blogging with OSPF. What’s a networker to do with that kind of backing? And a few others expressed some interest as well – in understanding ...

So, I thought I’d expand on this topic a little. The rule can be summarized as “don’t split your OSPF Area”. Let’s say you have the following setup. Two core routers (CR) serving as OSPF ...