Planet Networking & Communication GS-6320 Series User Manual page 279

• Advertising Router
• Age
• Options
• Sequence
• Checksum
• Length
• NetworkMask
• MetricType
• Metric
• ForwardAddress
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The advertising router ID which originated the LSA.
The time in seconds since the LSA was originated.
The OSPF option field which is present in OSPF hello packets, which enables
OSPF routers to support (or not support) optional capabilities, and to
communicate their capability level to other OSPF routers.
The LS sequence number of the LSA.
The checksum of the LSA contents.
The Length in bytes of the LSA.
Network mask length. The field is significant only when the link state type is
'Summary/ASBR Summary Link State' (Type 3, 4).
The External type of the LSA. The field is significant only when the link state type
is 'External/NSSA External Link State' (Type 5, 7).
User specified metric for this summary route. The field is significant only when
the link state type is 'Summary/ASBR Summary Link State' (Type 3, 4).
The IP address of forward address. The field is significant only when the link
state type is 'External/NSSA External Link State' (Type 5, 7).
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