OSPFv2/OSPFv3 LAB CONFIGURATIONS SINGLE AREA, MULITPLE AREA, EXTERNAL AREAS and Much More

I will explain the topics that you need to know for any networking certification, interviews, and real-world scenarios.  
You will learn how to configure a four-router single area OSPFv2 and how to look at important information using “show” commands.
You will learn OSPFv3 Single Area Configuration
You will configure a four-router single area OSPFv3 and show you how to look at important information using “show” commands.
You will learn how to use the “New Way” and the “OSPFv3” commands in labs.
You will learn how to describe the differences between OSPFv2 and OSPFv3.
You will learn about OSPF Multi-Area Configuration
You will learn how to configure OSPFv2 in a multi-area topology.
You will also learn about the importance of Area Zero.
You will learn how to configure OSPFv2 in a multi-area topology.
I will describe the differences between OSPFv2 and OSPFv3 in a multi-area environment.
You will learn how to configure virtual links in a multi-area environment in a specific lab lecture.
You will configure virtual links in a multi-area environment in the lab lecture.
I will go over common knowledge you must have to successfully work with OSPF in Areas, ABR, ASBR, LSA, LSR, LSU, LSDB, Stub area, NSSA area, and more.
You will learn how to configure a Stub Area and explain its impact on the network.
You will learn how to configure RIPv2 to create an external network for OSPF.
You will learn how to redistribute the routing protocols as External Type 2. S7L16:
You will learn how to compare External Type 1 (E1) to External Type 2 (E2).
I will discuss the differences between E1 and E2.
You will learn how to configure an NSSA Area and analyze its impact on the network.
 You will learn how to Summarize Interarea routes.
You will summarize routes from one Area to another Area.
You will learn how to summarize routes coming from an external source.
A lab lecture will teach you how to configure authentication across the Area.
 You will learn why adjacencies have not been formed between routers.
 You will learn why adjacencies have not been from across the network.
You will learn why neighboring routers have not become neighbors.
You will learn what it looks like when configuring the wrong Area numbers between routers.  
You will learn what it looks like when configuring the wrong Area types between routers.
You will learn what happens when you enable the “passive-interface” command in OSPF. S11L30:
You will create an MTU mismatch and see exactly what happens.
I will go over what was covered in this course and what steps you should take to be successful when working with OSPF or any other topic within networking.
I will demonstrate communication in multiple areas of OSPF topology.
I will demonstrate how to configure OSPFv3 single-area communication.
I will demonstrate how to configure OSPFv3 single-area communication using the link-local address to get across our network.
I will briefly summarize the course's key points and the importance of creating these labs from scratch.