Re: OSPF config under router or interface ?

Ehhh... I never had too many thoughts one way or the other. Habit is
router process (original method) but I still always verify things with
"sh ip o i b" in order to make sure I'm not missing anything along the way!

Scott

Kambiz Agahian wrote:
> Jack,
> I'd configure the "traditional" way because I don't even want to take
> even the small risk of getting the points in the "manual double check"
> by the proctor.
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> HTH
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> -----Original Message-----
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> Jack Router
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> Subject: OSPF config under router or interface ?
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> I personally prefer to configure OSPF under interface as much as
> possible,
> like OSPF v3 ipv6. I find that I make less typos that way compared to
> configuring multiple network statements in router ospf section :)
> But on the lab is there a default (preferred by proctors) method of
> configuring OSPF?
> Thx.
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