Troubleshooting is a critical skill in network management, and OSPF is no exception. This section covers troubleshooting various common issues that may arise in OSPF configurations. One of the most common problems in OSPF is the failure of neighbor routers to form an adjacency.
Understanding how to troubleshoot OSPF enhances your problem-solving capabilities and ensures the network's overall health. This section will provide the knowledge and hands-on experience needed to pinpoint issues related to the OSPF neighbor adjacencies and traffic engineering.
The section includes the following lessons.
| Lesson | Short Description | Link |
| Neighbor Adjacencies | Discuss the process of establishing an OSPF neighbor adjacencies. | Here |
| Troubleshooting Ticket #1 | A hands-on example of troubleshooting an OSPF neighborship issue. | Here |
| Troubleshooting Ticket #2 | Here | |
| Troubleshooting Ticket #3 | Here | |
| Troubleshooting Ticket #4 | Here | |
| Troubleshooting Ticket #5 | Here | |
| OSPF Best-Path Selection | Discuss the process of choosing the best path across the network. | Here |
| Configuration Ticket #1 | A hands-on example of troubleshooting an OSPF configuration related to the best-path selection process. | Here |
| Configuration Ticket #2 | Here | |
| Configuration Ticket #3 | Here |
At the end of each lesson, you can download the EVE-NG topology fail and practice the lesson at home. Then, you can cross-check your solution against the lesson and see if you used the same approach.