Pseudonode

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A pseudonode is a logical construct used in link-state routing protocols to represent a multi-access network segment as a single virtual node, simplifying topology representation and calculations.

All labels observed (1)

Label Occurrences
Pseudonode canonical 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (39)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Logical construct ⓘ
Routing concept ⓘ
appearsIn IS-IS link-state database ⓘ
OSPF link-state database ⓘ
associatedWith DIS ⓘ
Designated Router ⓘ
belongsToModel Link-state database ⓘ
category Computer networking ⓘ
Network topology modeling ⓘ
Routing ⓘ
createdBy Designated Intermediate System ⓘ
Designated Router ⓘ
documentedIn IS-IS specifications ⓘ
OSPF specifications ⓘ
existsWhen A DR or DIS is elected on the segment ⓘ
hasProperty Does not correspond to a physical router ⓘ
Represents a network segment rather than a device ⓘ
hasRelationshipType Star topology around DR or DIS ⓘ
hasRole Topology abstraction ⓘ
Virtual node ⓘ
improves Efficiency of SPF computation ⓘ
Scalability of link-state protocols ⓘ
linkedTo All routers on the multi-access segment ⓘ
modeledAs Single virtual node in topology graph ⓘ
participatesIn Shortest Path First computation ⓘ
purpose Reduce number of adjacencies in LSDB ⓘ
Simplify SPF calculations ⓘ
Simplify topology representation ⓘ
reduces Number of pairwise adjacencies ⓘ
removedWhen The multi-access segment no longer has a DR or DIS ⓘ
represents Broadcast network segment ⓘ
Multi-access network segment ⓘ
usedFor Avoiding full mesh adjacencies on LANs ⓘ
Modeling broadcast networks in LSDB ⓘ
usedIn IS-IS ⓘ
linked to: IS‑IS

Link-state routing protocol ⓘ
OSPF ⓘ
usedOn Broadcast multi-access network ⓘ
NBMA network ⓘ

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

ISO 10589 → definesConcept → Pseudonode ⓘ