Rather quickly? Why, do you have some homework due this morning? :-) Sorry, just
kidding. I'm ornery when I haven't had any coffee.
(disclaimer: I'm new to OSPF, please correct me if I'm wrong.)
Every router advertises Type 1 LSAs, so it can't be A. Any DR in an area will
advertise Type 2, so it can't be B. Type 3 LSAs are Summary, not Secure, so it's not
C. Therefore, the answer is D.
But why?
The idea is that if this is a stub area (not to be confused with stub network), it
only needs to receive routes about its own AS. The ABR to a stub area provides a
default route for destinations outside of the AS.
HTH,
John
> Hi Everyone,
> I need an answer rather quickly to this question. =20
> Which LSA type is NOT allowed in the Stub Area?
>
> A. Type 1, Route LSA
> B. Type 2, Network LSA's=20
> C. Type 3, Secure LSA
> D. Type 5, external LSA
>
> Many thanks....
>
> David
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