link state/status...
every router learns about it's own link states and the state of its directly connected networks... it determines this by link UP status and ip address
every router forms adjacencies with its neighbor on directly connected networks via hello packets
every router builds a link state packet declaring the state of each directly connected link and forwards it to its neighbor. this lsp includes, bandwidth, neighbor id and link type
upon receipt, every router floods it's OWN neighbors with this lsp, and so on. every router stores a copy of its neighbor's lsp's in its database
every router then constructs its OWN view of the topology and best path determination using the SPF algorithm. a common tree is created, however, it has been defined independently by each router
linkage
network cisco ccna gns3 certification arteq
a network runs through it
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