Re: ospf authentication

I of course didn't read this email thread as I'm sure it's a total waste
of anyone's time but I have to ask. Is this what the CCIE industry has
become? People arguing about semantics to boast their own egos?

If someone is too confused and can't wrap their head around the fact
type 0 authentication means authentication isn't done (aka disabled,
null, no, etc) but is considered an authentication type that can be set
as per the RFC, then that someone doesn't need to be a CCIE to begin with.

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Brian Dennis, CCIEx5 #2210 (R&S/ISP-Dial/Security/SP/Voice)
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