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Minor Project Report OSPF PDF
Minor Project Report OSPF PDF
Project Title
OSPF
( OPEN SHORTEST PATH FIRST )
Team Members:-
NAME ROLL NO
SABYASACHI MALLIK 805128
Typically, when you start having more than 50 routers, Cisco recommends you use a
more advanced routing protocol such as OSPF or EIGRP. In a mixed vendor
environment there is basically one choice between these two: OSPF.
This paper is solely based on the study, configuration and working of the OSPF
Routing Technique.
Introduction:-
OSPF Areas
An OSPF network can be divided into sub-domains called areas. An area is a logical
collection of OSPF networks, routers, and links that have the same area
identification.. A router within an area must maintain a topological database for the
area to which it belongs. The router doesn't have any detailed information about
networks outside of its area, thereby reducing the size of its database.Areas are
identified by an area ID. If there are multiple areas in a network, it is required to
namethe backbone area "area 0". Since this backbone connects the areas in the
network, it must be a contiguous area. If the backbone is partitioned, parts of the
autonomous system will be unreachable, and there will be need to configure virtual
links to repair the partition.
Implementation of the OSPF Routing Protocol for data transfer over the network using
the Cisco Packet Tracer Simulator. Comparison of the OSPF Routing protocol with
previous existing Routing protocol (ie RIP).
Problem Definition:-
A result more care about performance, measurement and verification is needed, which
calls for the contribution of this project work. Our first goal is to study about routing
protocols and thus to enhance our knowledge as well. Our second goal is to be familiar
with CISCO PACKET TRACER simulator and to implement our proposed network
models in CISCO PACKET TRACER Simulator. In this project, we consider two
routing protocols RIP and OSPF. Our research question is; how well OSPF performs
over RIP?
We will design a network model with OSPF, configure and simulate by using CISCO
PACKET TRACER and observe the impact of using OSPF over RIP.