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in thread Strange results from unpack when trying to decode OSPF LSA's from the OSPF MIB

Do you think the decode looks okay?

I have no idea what OSPF, LSDB or LSA means. All I know is that your data is consistent with your dump.

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Re^4: Strange results from unpack when trying to decode OSPF LSA's from the OSPF MIB
by mattedug (Initiate) on Aug 05, 2005 at 00:50 UTC
    Hi,

    Thanks for the reply, it's good to hear some feedback re: valid decoding. I love your scratchpad btw, great stuff.

    Here's a five second OSPF headsup if you're interested:

  • OSPF - Open Shortest Path First, routing protocol that uses the dijkstra algorithm.
  • LSA - Link State Advertisement, topology-related data sent between routers running OSPF.
  • LSDB - The Link-State Database, held by routers running OSPF and describes a topology.

    Thanks once again, Matt.