Howard Berkowitz, Gett Communications
After an introductory overview of the OSPF interior routing protocol,
Berkowitz presents some interesting case studies of useful but non-obvious
things one can do with OSPF, if one is willing to think "outside the box."
The tutorial concentrates on determining requirements and network design,
rather than detailed configuration, emphasizing ways that a high-powered
OSPF domain can be a viable alternative to BGP for many customer and
internal ISP applications. Also includes information about network
deployment and practical address management with OSPF.
About the Presenter
Howard Berkowitz is Chief Technology Officer for Gett Communications,
where he designs high-availability enterprise networks and Internet
connectivity, and is developing a simulated exchange point for training. A
regular contributor to NANOG tutorials, he is a certified Cisco instructor
and author of several RFCs and I-Ds in addressing, multihoming, routing,
and VPNs. Berkowitz is part of the ISP training team for INET 2000 and has
published two books: Designing Addressing Architectures for Routing
and Switching and Designing Routing and Switching Architectures
for Enterprise Networks.
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