OSPF DR & BDR election question

From: Chien-Cheng Hsieh (todd123@xxxxxxxxxxxxx)
Date: Sun May 19 2002 - 08:54:36 GMT-3

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Hi,

If there are three routers connected on the same LAN. All router are running
OSPF and all ethernet are OSPF broadcast network type.

R1's E0: ip ospf priority 200
R2's E0: ip ospf priority 150
R3's E0: ip ospf priority 10

Then R1 should be the DR, R2 would be the BDR and R3 is DROTHER.

What will happen if I power off all three routers and power on R3 first and R2
then R1 ?
Will R1 still the DR ?

Thanks!

Todd

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