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External and summary routes are not injected into a totally stubby area in an OSPF network. The advantages of totally stubby areas are
Reduced routing tables, faster convergence, and stability.
Posted by crouse


External and summary routes are not injected into a totally stubby area in an OSPF network. The advantages of totally stubby areas are
Reduced routing tables, faster convergence, and stability.
Posted by terrylee
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