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From: Dave Katz (dkatzJUNIPER.NET)
Date: Tue Aug 28 2001 - 12:50:15 CDT

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    Of course, if the refreshes are perfectly spread out across time and
    perfectly batched, the actual update transmission rate is on the
    order of one packet per second.

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       Hi,
       There is an age field in OSPF which is an architectural constant set to one
       hour. 1 hour seems like a long time but if we infact redistribute full BGP
       routing into OSPF we will be then refreshing at a very fast rate. I want to
       know as to how we arrive at the figure that with about 80,000 LSAs we
       require a refresh of every 23ms (As given by Dave Katz on Nanog)
       Thanks a lot
       Swati

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