The invention discloses a trust 
management system based trusted reconstructing method of an 
Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) 
routing protocol, which comprises the following steps of: (1) before each 
router is added into a network, registering to the trust 
management system, and sending corresponding trust certificates to the routers by the trust 
management system, the trust certificates including comprehensive trust values of the routers and each being calculated according to safe parameters and configuration parameters of the routers and all the subjective trust value of the neighbor 
router to the routers by the trust management 
system; (2) transferring the trust certificates among the routers through hello information, wherein an 
adjacency relation is not established for the 
router without the 
trust certificate, all the routers in the network are ensured to have own trust certificates; (3) each router calculating the subjective trust value of the neighbor router based on network real time parameters including 
link flow, 
packet loss probability, retardation, 
transmission rate of the packet and reliability of the packet, during an interactive work with the neighbor router, calculating a total trust value of the neighbor router by using the comprehensive trust value and the subjective trust value of the neighbor router, and modifying a metric field of a link-state announcement 
Router_LSA packet as the total trust value and 
synchronizing a link-state data base;(4) modifying a Dijkstra 
algorithm, using a reciprocal of the total trust value between the routers as the parameter for the 
arithmetic computation, selecting the router with higher trust value to generate a 
shortest path tree, and forming a trust routing 
list; (5) periodically reporting the subjective trust value of the neighbor routers to the trust management 
system by each router, simultaneously obtaining the parameter required for computing the subjective trust value, updating the 
trust certificate of each router at 
fixed time, and eliminating the router with the overdue 
trust certificate out of the network to maintain the topological structure of the whole network.