Cisco CCNA Multiple Area OSPF W/Virtual Links

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Here, I show you how to configure OSPF in a multi-area envisonment using virtual links to get complete connectivity across carriers.
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[johnlj_ciscocertified]

Laz, thanks for this vid.

your student on OSPF breakdown and EIGRP comprehensive lab.

[juanmartinez-tsbg]

Awesome video ! Thanks for sharing! God Bless

[attarasool]

Question about OSPF virtual link.
Lets say we have R1, R2, R3 and we R1 is in area 0 and R2 one interface is in Area 0 and other is in area 1 and R3 has one int in area 1 and the other is in Area 2 and we have a router R4, 5 and R6 and R4 one interface is in area 2 and the other is area 3 and R5 one interface is in area 3 and the other is in area 4 and R6 is in area 4. How are we going to create a virtual link from R5 ABR to R2 ABR, Is that possible to have multiple transitive areas?

[mattjoe]

Dude, you are going so fast and talking fast at the same time, slow down, so we can understand you.