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08-08-2012 11:19 AM - edited 03-04-2019 05:12 PM
Hi,
Can someone explain me how RIB works in OSPF network and difference b/w Local RIB and Global RIB
Still i've not get clear picture on this topic even i've read few documents
Regards,
Sivakanth
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08-08-2012 11:27 AM
The ospf rib is a representation of all the routes that it's received. After performing computation, it takes the best route from the local rib and puts it into the global routing table. I like to think of it like the BGP table. The path selection process happens before BGP puts the best route in the routing table.
HTH,
John

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08-08-2012 11:27 AM
The ospf rib is a representation of all the routes that it's received. After performing computation, it takes the best route from the local rib and puts it into the global routing table. I like to think of it like the BGP table. The path selection process happens before BGP puts the best route in the routing table.
HTH,
John
