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OSPF - what's "abr-type"?

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Hello,

Someone help me..

When implementing the routing protocol of OSPF, "ospf abr-type" is used. I cannot clearly see what this command is for. And followed by 'ospf abr-type', 'IBM, Cisco, standard or shortcut' is put. How different are between standard and shortcut?

Thank you in advance.
 
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