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JUNOS Enterprise Routing, 1e
by Doug Marschke, Harry Reynolds

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{128} Now reads (in table form):

Type 9 and Type 10, opaque LSAs Generated by enabled OSPF routers to carry arbitrary information without having to define new LSA types, the Type 9 LSA has area scope and is currently used to support graceful restart extensions, whereas the Type 10 LSA has global scope and is used for MPLS TE support. Type 9, area
Type 10, global

Change to:

Type 9 and Type 10, opaque LSAs Generated by enabled OSPF routers to carry arbitrary information without having to define new LSA types, the Type 9 LSA has link scope and is currently used to support graceful restart extensions, whereas the Type 10 LSA has area scope and is used for MPLS TE support. Type 9, link
Type 10, area


(128) figure 4.1.
NSSA external is shown as type 6. (bottom right). This should be type 7.