Hi Tanuj,
If you are not asked to configure spoke to spoke reachability you will have to check if you need it for your IGP. I mean, if you use OSPF and you configure network type point-to-multipoint, you wont need spoke to spoke reachability (the hub will be the next-hop for every route). Whereas if you don't use this kind of ospf network, you will need a map between your spokes.
About the "broadcast" keyword, if you use hub&spoke topology and the spokes go through the hub to reach each other, you don't need the broadcast keyword between spokes since you won't make ospf adjacencies using multicast.
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De: nobody_at_groupstudy.com [mailto:nobody_at_groupstudy.com] En nombre de Tanuj Mathur
Enviado el: jueves, 25 de junio de 2009 16:17
Para: ccielab
Asunto: Frame relay Question
Dear Group,1 In the lab exam if we are presented with a Hub and Spoke frame relay topology and chances are that we will. Do we need to establish spoke to spoke reachability even if questions has not asked for it?2 If the question doesn't ask for minimizing broadcasts or not sending unnecesary broadcasts on frame relay circuits is it better to add broadcast to every frame relay map or just limit it to the directly connected neighbors as a best practice?Regards,TanujDear ccielab ! Get Yourself a cool, short @in.com Email ID now!
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