OSPF Priority: DR/BDR Election, Configuration, and Verification
Each broadcast and Non-Broadcast Multi-Access (NBMA) network has a designated router. This router is the central point for collecting and distributing LSAs (Link-State Advertisements), so it must have enough CPU and memory capability to handle the workload. The OSPF priority value is the primary mechanism for controlling which router wins the DR/BDR election on these...
