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Juniper Networks Reference Guide: JUNOS Routing, Configuration, and Architecture
By Thomas  M.  Thomas, Doris  Pavlichek, Lawrence  H.  Dwyer, Rajah  Chowbay, Wayne  W.  Downing, James  Sonderegger
Publisher	: Addison Wesley
Pub Date	: October 17, 2002
ISBN	: 0-201-77592-1
Pages	: 880

		Copyright
		Preface
			Intended Audience
			Organization of This Book
			How to Use This Book
		Acknowledgments
			Thomas M. Thomas II
			Doris Pavlichek
			Larry Dwyer
			Rajah Chowbay
			Wayne Downing
			James Sonderegger
		Chapter  1.   Juniper Networks from the Internet to the Classroom
			Section 1.1.   The Growth of the Internet
			Section 1.2.   Juniper Networks M-Series
			Section 1.3.   Juniper Networks Education Services
			Section 1.4.   Technical Certification Program
			Section 1.5.   Chapter Summary
			Bibliography
		Chapter  2.   Networking Primer
			Section 2.1.   Overview of the OSI Model
			Section 2.2.   Transmission Technologies
			Section 2.3.   Chapter Summary
			Bibliography
		Chapter  3.   Juniper Networks Router Architecture
			Section 3.1.   Juniper Networks Router Models
			Section 3.2.   Architecture Overview
			Section 3.3.   Management and Traffic Interfaces
			Section 3.4.   Cooling Systems
			Section 3.5.   Router Power-up and Boot Process
			Section 3.6.   JUNOS Software Upgrade Procedure
			Section 3.7.   JUNOScript
			Section 3.8.   Chapter Summary
			Bibliography
		Chapter  4.   The Command Line Interface
			Section 4.1.   Operational Mode
			Section 4.2.   Entering and Exiting Operational Mode
			Section 4.3.   Operational-Mode Commands
			Section 4.4.   set CLI Command
			Section 4.5.   Navigating in Operational Mode
			Section 4.6.   Interpreting CLI Messages
			Section 4.7.   Controlling CLI Output on the Screen
			Section 4.8.   Viewing the CLI Command History
			Section 4.9.   Monitoring Users
			Section 4.10.   Getting Help in the CLI
			Section 4.11.   Configuration Mode
			Section 4.12.   Entering and Exiting Configuration Mode
			Section 4.13.   Configuration-Mode Hierarchy
			Section 4.14.   Understanding the Configuration-Mode Banner
			Section 4.15.   Navigating in Configuration Mode
			Section 4.16.   Understanding How and Where the Configuration Files Are Stored
			Section 4.17.   Returning to a Previous Configuration
			Section 4.18.   Executing Operational-Mode Commands in Configuration Mode
			Section 4.19.   Displaying Your Configuration
			Section 4.20.   Saving, Modifying, and Loading Configuration Files
			Section 4.21.   Creating Configuration Groups
			Section 4.22.   Getting Help in Configuration Mode
			Section 4.23.   Chapter Summary
			Bibliography
			Case Study: User and Access Configuration
		Chapter  5.   Router Access and System Administration
			Section 5.1.   Communicating with the Router
			Section 5.2.   System Administration
			Section 5.3.   Chapter Summary
			Bibliography
			Case Study: A Typical Base Configuration
		Chapter  6.   Router Management, Firewall Filters, and Accounting
			Section 6.1.   SNMP Overview
			Section 6.2.   Configuring SNMP on a Juniper Networks Router
			Section 6.3.   Introduction to Firewall Filters
			Section 6.4.   Accounting
			Section 6.5.   Chapter Summary
			References
			Bibliography
			Case Study: Securing a Juniper Networks Router
		Chapter  7.   Interface Configuration
			Section 7.1.   Introduction to Interfaces
			Section 7.2.   Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, and GigE Interfaces
			Section 7.3.   SONET/SDH Interfaces
			Section 7.4.   ATM Interfaces
			Section 7.5.   Serial Interfaces
			Section 7.6.   Aggregated Interfaces
			Section 7.7.   Tunnel Interfaces
			Section 7.8.   Loopback
			Section 7.9.   Chapter Summary
			Bibliography
		Chapter  8.   IGP Routing Protocol Configuration
			Section 8.1.   Routing Protocol Primer
			Section 8.2.   RIP
			Section 8.3.   Checking RIP Operation
			Section 8.4.   OSPF
			Section 8.5.   IS-IS
			Section 8.6.   Chapter Summary
			Bibliography
		Chapter  9.   BGP Routing Configuration
			Section 9.1.   BGP Overview
			Section 9.2.   The Finite State Machine
			Section 9.3.   JUNOS BGP Minimum Configuration
			Section 9.4.   Configuration Parameters
			Section 9.5.   Scaling BGP
			Section 9.6.   Chapter Summary
			Bibliography
		Chapter  10.   BGP Routing Case Studies
			Section 10.1.   Case Study 1: Path Selection
			Section 10.2.   Case Study 2: Advanced Path Selection
			Section 10.3.   Case Study 3: Load Balancing ”Multipath and Multihop
			Section 10.4.   Case Study 4: Scaling BGP
			Section 10.5.   Chapter Summary
		Chapter  11.   Defining and Implementing Routing Policies
			Section 11.1.   Routing Policy Overview
			Section 11.2.   RPSL
			Section 11.3.   Structure of JUNOS Routing Policy Language
			Section 11.4.   DIET Policies
			Section 11.5.   Route Redistribution and Filtering
			Section 11.6.   Route Flap Damping
			Section 11.7.   Regular Expressions and Communities
			Section 11.8.   Chapter Summary
			Bibliography
		Chapter  12.   MPLS and Traffic Engineering
			Section 12.1.   Traffic-Engineering Problems
			Section 12.2.   Traffic-Engineering Solutions
			Section 12.3.   MPLS Operation and Design Principles
			Section 12.4.   MPLS Configuration
			Section 12.5.   Static LSP Configuration
			Section 12.6.   RSVP-Based Dynamic-LSP Configuration
			Section 12.7.   LDP-Based Dynamic-LSP Configuration
			Section 12.8.   CCCs
			Section 12.9.   Chapter Summary
			Bibliography
			Case Study 1: Prefix Mapping and BGP
			Case Study 2: Using Constraints in RSVP LSPs
			Case Study 3: CCC Configuration
		Chapter  13.   Virtual Private Networks
			Section 13.1.   Overview of VPNs
			Section 13.2.   VPN Implementation and Topologies
			Section 13.3.   VPN Physical Topologies
			Section 13.4.   Dedicated Extranet VPN
			Section 13.5.   Centralized Extranet VPN
			Section 13.6.   Layer 3 VPNs
			Section 13.7.   Route Distinguishers
			Section 13.8.   Forwarding Tables
			Section 13.9.   Configuring BGP MPLS VPNs
			Section 13.10.   Activating RSVP Signaling Options
			Section 13.11.   Activating LDP Signaling Options
			Section 13.12.   Configuring an IGP
			Section 13.13.   Configuring M-BGP on the PE Routers
			Section 13.14.   Configuring the VRF for the VPN
			Section 13.15.   PE-CE Configuration
			Section 13.16.   Chapter Summary
			Bibliography
			Case Study 1: Full-Mesh VPN Configuration
			Case Study 2: Hub-and-Spoke VPN Configuration
		Chapter  14.   Multicast Protocols
			Section 14.1.   Multicast Backbone
			Section 14.2.   Multicast Characteristics
			Section 14.3.   IGMP
			Section 14.4.   Multicast Routing
			Section 14.5.   Dense-Mode Multicast Routing Protocols
			Section 14.6.   Chapter Summary
			Bibliography
		Chapter  15.   Troubleshooting Juniper Networks Routers
			Section 15.1.   Introduction to Troubleshooting
			Section 15.2.   Juniper Networks Troubleshooting Model
			Section 15.3.   Trouble Indicators
			Section 15.4.   Troubleshooting the Chassis
			Section 15.5.   Monitoring Interfaces
			Section 15.6.   Troubleshooting Routing Protocols with the traceoptions Command
			Section 15.7.   Working with JTAC
			Section 15.8.   Chapter Summary
			Bibliography
		Acronyms
		About the Authors
		Appendix  A.   Practice JNCIS Questions