As you progress in your studies, the following sites should become your
friends. There is much you will not understand. But things will become clear
over time. Just keep asking. Just keep reading.
www.ietf.org
look for RFC's and all kinds of things here
www.iana.org
internet assigned numbering authority or some such. one of the jump points
is the protocol numbers and assignments index. also, those class D addresses
you learned in CCNA - you know 224.0.0.0 through 239.255.255.255 here's
where you find out kinda how they work.
www.arin.net
always fun to look stuff up here
www.nanog.org
lots of good reading to be found. white papers, presentatons, and the e-mail
archives.
Chuck
Dyland Desmarais <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Greetings all
>
> I am moving along nicely and am now beginning to learn about that
wonderful
> protocol known as OSPF.
> My question is, the BSCN book from CiscoPress, when explaining OSPF,
refers
> to multicast addresses such as 244.0.0.5 (ALLSPFRouter address)
>
> Does this book explain these addresses work, or at this point, should I
just
> accept the fact that 244.0.0.5 is the ALLSPFRouter ip.
>
> Is their an online table I can find where the reserved multicast ip's are
> mapped to their function according to industry standard, or is this
covered
> later in the CCNP course.
>
> Thanx in advance.
>
> Dyland
>
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