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Subject: Re: Changing subnet masks
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Date: 1 Nov 89 10:40:23 GMT
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There was a session on routeing at Interop this year and
it sound like OSPF was being implemented right now.  I can't
remember who was doing it, but I can look that up in my notes.

                        Brian Holmes
                        CSC Operating Systems & Communications

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>Sound more like the universe of OSPF (Open Shortest Path First)
>routing, which allows a more general concept of subnetting.
>(Just finished the first ^^30 pages of it.)
>Has anybody actually implemeted OSPF?
>It sounds stange to have a new protocol at THE SAME LEVEL at
>TCP/UDP.
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>Brad Carlson  <carlson@mrcnext.cso.uiuc.edu> or <brad-carlson@uiuc.edu>
>University of Illinois -- Consultant -- NeXT guru -- Windows Programmer