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IS-IS Network Design Solutions (Networking Technology)

ISBN: 1578702208
EAN: 2147483647

Year: 2005
Pages: 144

Authors: Abe Martey

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• IS-IS Network Design Solutions
• Table of Contents
• Copyright
• About the Authors
• About the Technical Reviewers
• Acknowledgments
• Foreword
• Introduction
• Objectives
• Audience
• Organization
• How to Read This Book
• Command Syntax Conventions
• Part I: IS-IS Protocol: Design Specification and Features
• Chapter 1. Overview of IP Routing
• IP Routing and Forwarding
• Essentials of IP Addressing
• Classification of IP Routing Protocols
• Unicast Versus Multicast Routing
• Cisco Packet-Switching Mechanisms
• Comments on IPv6
• Summary
• Review Questions
• References
• Chapter 2. Introduction to the IS-IS Routing Protocol
• ISO Connectionless Network Service
• Chapter Summary
• Review Questions
• References
• Chapter 3. Integrated IS-IS Routing Protocol Concepts
• IS-IS Routing Domain
• IS-IS Areas and Routing Hierarchies
• IS-IS Packets
• IS-IS Protocol Functions
• Addressing Concepts in Integrated IS-IS
• Security
• Summary
• Review Questions
• References
• Chapter 4. Addressing in Integrated IS-IS
• OSI Network Addresses
• NSAP Format
• Obtaining Globally Unique NSAP Addresses
• Defining the System ID
• Configuring Multiple NETs for a Single IS-IS Process
• NSAP Selector Values
• NSAP AddresstoHost Name Mapping
• Summary
• Review Questions
• References
• Chapter 5. The IS-IS Link-State Database
• IS-IS Link-State Packets
• Link-State Packet TLVs
• IS-IS Metric Extensions
• Sequence Number Packets
• Flooding and Link-State Database Synchronization
• Protocol Timers and Other IS-IS Database Parameters
• More About the IS-IS Link-State Database
• Summary
• Review Questions
• References
• Chapter 6. The Shortest Path First Algorithm
• Overview of the SPF Algorithm
• Calculating IS-IS Routes with the SPF Algorithm
• IS-IS SPF Operation on Cisco Routers
• Summary
• Review Questions
• References
• Part II: Integrated IS-IS Network Design for IP Internets
• Chapter 7. General Network Design Issues
• IP Network Design Principles
• Using IS-IS as an IGP
• IS-IS Scaling Issues-Network Stability and Convergence
• Processing Resources
• Comparing Integrated IS-IS and OSPF
• A Brief Historical Tour
• Terminology
• IS-IS Versus OSPF-A Closer Look
• Summary
• Chapter 8. Network Design Scenarios
• Case Study: Migration of Areas
• Case Study: Migration from Narrow to Wide Metrics
• Using IS-IS in ISP Networks
• Using IS-IS in Dual Environments
• Summary
• Review Questions
• Part III: Configuring and Troubleshooting Integrated IS-IS
• Chapter 9. Configuring IS-IS for IP Routing on Cisco Routers
• Point-to-Point Serial-Link Configuration
• Configuring IS-IS on Broadcast Multiaccess Links
• Configuring IS-IS on NBMA Media
• Configuring IS-IS Capabilities
• Configuring IS-IS for Optimized Performance
• Summary
• References
• Chapter 10. Troubleshooting the IS-IS Routing Protocol
• Interpreting the Output of Key IS-IS show Commands
• Other Useful IS-IS Troubleshooting Commands
• Troubleshooting IS-IS Routing Problems
• IS-IS Error Logging
• Summary
• Review Questions
• References
• Part IV: Appendixes
• Appendix A. IS-IS Packet Formats
• IS-IS Packet Fields (Alphabetical Order)
• Hello Packets
• Link-State Packets
• Sequence Number Packets
• Appendix B. Answers to Review Questions
• Chapter 1
• Chapter 2
• Chapter 3
• Chapter 4
• Chapter 5
• Chapter 6
• Chapter 8
• Chapter 10
• Index
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