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9780619015756

Ccnp Guide to Advanced Routing

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    9780619015756

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    0619015756

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  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2001-10-30
  • Publisher: Cengage Learning

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Summary

CCNP Guide to Advanced Cisco Routing covers Cisco routing technology and concepts and is designed to offer preparation for the CCNP (Cisco Certified Network Professional) Exam. It includes hands-on exercises reinforce skills needed for certification and success in the work environment.

Table of Contents

Preface xi
Making Networks Scalable
1(32)
Qualities of Scalable Networks
2(1)
Reliability and Availability
2(1)
Responsiveness
2(1)
Efficiency
3(1)
Security
3(1)
Problems of Growing Networks
3(4)
Congestion
3(1)
Manageability
4(1)
Haphazard Growth
5(2)
Strategies for Growing Networks
7(7)
Redundancy
8(3)
Hierarchical Design
11(3)
Routing Protocols
14(1)
Routing Protocols on Growing Networks
14(8)
Purposes of a Router
14(2)
Distance Vector Routing Protocols
16(3)
Disadvantages of Distance Vector Routing Protocols
19(2)
Link-State Routing Protocols
21(1)
Other Types of Routing Protocols
22(1)
Finding Network Topology with Routing Tables
22(2)
Mapping the Network Topology
24(1)
Chapter Summary
24(1)
Key Terms
25(2)
Review Questions
27(4)
Case Projects
31(2)
Managing IP Addresses and Broadcasts
33(28)
The Growth of the Internet
34(1)
IP Address Exhaustion
34(1)
Routing Table Growth
34(1)
Managing IP Addresses
34(11)
Hierarchical Addressing
34(2)
Hierarchical Routing
36(1)
Route Summarization
36(2)
Variable-Length Subnet Masks
38(3)
Classful and Classless Routing
41(4)
Allocating IP Addresses
45(6)
Pitfalls of Route Summarization
45(2)
Allocating IP Address Using VLSMs
47(4)
Other Addressing Strategies
51(2)
Unnumbered Interfaces
51(1)
Private Address Space
52(1)
Network Address Translation
52(1)
IP Version 6
53(1)
Managing Broadcasts
53(1)
Chapter Summary
54(1)
Key Terms
55(1)
Review Questions
56(3)
Case Projects
59(2)
OSPF
61(50)
Overview of OSPF
62(1)
Advantages of OSPF over RIP
62(1)
OSPF Disadvantages
63(1)
OSPF Operation
63(11)
Discovering Neighbors
63(1)
Forming Adjacencies
64(10)
OSPF Operation in Other Topologies
74(7)
Point-to-Point Topologies
75(1)
NBMA Topologies
75(6)
Configuring OSPF
81(8)
Activating OSPF
81(1)
Configuring a Router ID
82(1)
Configuring Cost
83(3)
Changing the Router Priority
86(1)
Configuring OSPF in NBMA Topologies
86(3)
Monitoring and Troubleshooting OSPF
89(7)
Confirming that OSPF is Running
89(1)
Confirming Interface Parameters
89(1)
Verify that OSPF is Learning Routes
90(1)
Show Information About the OSPF Process
91(1)
Show Information about Neighboring Routers
92(4)
Chapter Summary
96(2)
Key Terms
98(2)
Review Questions
100(6)
Case Projects
106(5)
OSPF in Multiple Areas
111(50)
Using Multiple OSPF Areas
112(11)
Scalability Problems in Large OSPF Areas
112(1)
Advantages of Using Multiple Areas
113(1)
Connecting OSPF Areas
113(3)
Routing Between Areas
116(7)
Designing Areas
123(13)
Size of an Areas
124(1)
Number of Neighbors Per Router
124(1)
Isolating Potential Network Problems
124(1)
Restricting Routing Information From an Area
125(8)
Addressing with Multiple Areas
133(3)
Configuring OSPF in Multiple Areas
136(5)
Activating Multiple Areas on an ABR
136(1)
Configuring Stub Areas
137(4)
Monitoring and Troubleshooting OSPF in Multiple Areas
141(7)
Chapter Summary
148(1)
Key Terms
148(2)
Review Questions
150(5)
Case Projects
155(6)
Eigrp
161(46)
EIGRP Overview
162(2)
Advantages of EIGRP
162(1)
Hybrid Routing Protocol Features
162(2)
Disadvantages of EIGRP
164(1)
EIGRP Operation
164(6)
Transmission of EIGRP Packets
164(1)
Building and Maintaining Neighbor Relationships
165(2)
Building and Maintaining Routing Tables
167(3)
Maintaining Routing Tables with the DUAL Algorithm
170(4)
Selecting the Best Path with the DUAL Algorithm
170(1)
Selecting Feasible Successors
171(1)
Failure of the Primary Route
171(1)
Topology Change on an EIGRP Network
172(2)
Using EIGRP on Very Large Networks
174(6)
Scalable EIGRP Network Designs
178(2)
Configuring EIGRP
180(11)
Activating EIGRP
180(1)
Changing EIGRP Timers
181(1)
Configuring Route Summarization in EIGRP
182(3)
Load Balancing in EIGRP
185(2)
EIGRP Over WAN Links
187(4)
Troubleshooting and Monitoring EIGRP Networks
191(4)
Troubleshooting Neighbor Problems
191(3)
Troubleshooting EIGRP Topology
194(1)
Other Troubleshooting Commands
194(1)
Chapter Summary
195(1)
Key Terms
196(3)
Review Questions
199(5)
Case Projects
204(3)
Route Filtering and Policy Routing
207(42)
Reasons to Control Routing Updates
208(1)
Filtering Routing Updates
208(16)
Passive Interfaces
208(2)
Null Routes
210(1)
Route Filters
211(11)
Filtering Based on Administrative Distance
222(2)
Using Route Maps to Implement Routing Policy
224(14)
How Route Maps Work
225(1)
Configuring Route Maps
226(5)
Activating Policy-Based Routing
231(5)
Verifying and Troubleshooting Policy Routing
236(2)
Chapter Summary
238(1)
Key Terms
239(2)
Review Questions
241(5)
Case Projects
246(3)
Redistribution
249(34)
Benefits and Disadvantages of Route Redistribution
250(4)
Redistributing Routes
250(1)
Potential Redistribution Problems
251(1)
Protocol Considerations
252(1)
Techniques to Solve Redistribution Problems
252(2)
Configuring Route Redistribution
254(10)
Setting Default Metrics
255(1)
Redistributing into OSPF
256(1)
Redistributing into EIGRP, IGRP, and RIP
257(1)
Static, Default, and Connected Routes
257(3)
Redistributing into Classful Routing Protocols
260(1)
Cleaning Up Routing Tables Before Redistribution
261(3)
Route Redistribution Scenarios
264(8)
One-Way Redistribution Through a Single Border Router
265(1)
One-Way Redistribution Through Multiple Border Routers
266(3)
Two-Way Redistribution at Multiple Points
269(3)
Monitoring and Troubleshooting Redistribution
272(1)
Chapter Summary
273(1)
Key Terms
274(1)
Review Questions
274(5)
Case Projects
279(4)
Border Gateway Protocol
283(42)
BGP Background
284(5)
Routing Between Autonomous Systems
284(1)
Using BGP
285(4)
BGP Protocol Operation
289(21)
BGP Neighbor Relationships
289(18)
BGP Routing Decisions
307(3)
BGP, CIDR, and Aggregate Addresses
310(2)
Chapter Summary
312(1)
Key Terms
313(3)
Review Questions
316(5)
Case Projects
321(4)
Configuring and Troubleshooting BGP
325(28)
Configuring BGP
326(12)
Activating BGP
326(1)
Additional BGP Neighbor Configuration
327(3)
Changing the Next Hop Attribute for Advertised Routes
330(1)
Disabling Synchronization
331(1)
Resetting and Disabling BGP Sessions
332(2)
Route Aggregation
334(1)
BGP Example
335(3)
Verifying and Troubleshooting BGP
338(5)
Troubleshooting Neighbor Relationships
338(3)
Problems with the Exchange of Routing Information
341(1)
Verifying Routing Information
342(1)
Chapter Review
343(1)
Key Terms
344(1)
Review Questions
345(4)
Case Projects
349(4)
Advanced BGP
353(44)
BGP Scalability
354(15)
Route Reflectors
356(6)
BGP Confederations
362(3)
Route Dampening
365(4)
Configuring BGP Routing Policy
369(9)
Prefix Lists
369(5)
Using Peer Groups to Simplify BGP Configuration
374(4)
Interacting with IGPs
378(2)
Injecting Routes into BGP
378(2)
Injecting Routes into an IGP
380(1)
Multihoming
380(7)
Multihoming with Default Routes
381(1)
Multihoming with Customer Routes
382(1)
Multihoming with Full Routes
383(3)
Configuring Multihomed Autonomous Systems
386(1)
Chapter Summary
387(1)
Key Terms
387(2)
Review Questions
389(4)
Case Projects
393(4)
Appendix A CCNP Guide to Advanced Routing Exam Requirements Matrix 397(4)
Glossary 401(14)
Index 415

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