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Join Live Trainings with Lab Access at 𝐍𝐞𝐭𝐰𝐨𝐫𝐤 𝐊𝐢𝐧𝐠𝐬 : ✔️ Visit our website :- https://www.nwkings.com ✔️ WhatsApp for admission - https://wa.me/918130537300 0:00 - OSPF Introduction 7:24 - OSPF Packets 28:42 - OSPF LAB 44:45 - Why we have OSPF Areas 50:42 - OSPF Database 1:43:00 - OSPF Sequence Number 2:03:00 - OSPF SPF Calculation 2:07:00 - OSPF Interview Questions 2:13:00 - OSPF Packet Header 2:15:00 - OSPF RFC 2:20:00 - OSPF LAB The Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) protocol is a routing protocol that is used to determine the shortest path for data to be transmitted between devices on a network. The DISH (Designated Intermediate System to Intermediate System) state is a transitory state in the OSPF protocol that occurs when a router is in the process of becoming a Designated Router (DR) or a Backup Designated Router (BDR). In OSPF, a DR is a router that is responsible for sending link state advertisements (LSAs) to other routers in the network. The DR is elected by the other routers in the network through a process called the "DR election." The BDR is a router that is responsible for assisting the DR in sending LSAs to other routers in the network. The DISH state occurs when a router is in the process of becoming a DR or BDR. This typically happens when a new router is introduced to the network and needs to be included in the DR election process. The DISH state allows the router to synchronize its routing information with the DR and BDR before it becomes a fully-functioning member of the network. Overall, the OSPF protocol is used to help ensure that data is transmitted efficiently and reliably between devices on a network, and the DISH state is an important part of this process.