OSPF and Assigned Address Pool (fwd)

MegaZone (megazone@livingston.com)
Mon, 12 May 1997 16:31:34 -0700 (PDT)

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Once upon a time Karl Asha shaped the electrons to say...
>198.67.33.54 31 198.67.33.9 ospf ND 2 ether0
>198.67.33.56 29 198.67.33.9 ospf ND 2 ether0
>198.67.33.64 28 198.67.33.9 ospf ND 2 ether0
>198.67.33.80 30 198.67.33.9 ospf ND 2 ether0
>
>Is this really how a portmaster will advertise its assigned
>address pool to other routers? (mine starts at 198.67.33.54)

It has an algorithm for determining the least number of routes needed to
cover the pool. Personally I think that's pretty slick...

-MZ

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