>I've always used the exact match mask of 0.0.0.0 to specify
>interface addresses to place in the OSPF process. I find this way
>to be much simpler for config reading which is helpful during
>troubleshooting.
>
>-pete
I agree completely; this is what I do. There's a military adage that
sweat spent in training saves blood in battle. The compulsion many
people have to skimp on lines while configuring often costs
figurative blood in troubleshooting.
These observations, however, are for the real world. Certainly, the
ACRC/BSCN courseware has lots of examples of different ways of
configuring OSPF network statements. Always remember that Cisco
training and education tend to emphasize knowing all variants of
commands than necessarily using the best command for the job, and
certification exams may express this view.
>
>
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>On 1/29/2001 at 6:06 AM David Richard wrote:
>
>>If I want to configure OSPF for my serial interface having Ip-address of
>>
>>183.23.45.46 255.255.255.224
>>
>>Am I correct to choose its wild card mask as 0.0.0.31???
> >
>>
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