Index_R

R

r1 router

in ATM, 98

in EBGP

case study, 554-555, 576-591

Martian filtering, 512-513

P1 peering, 493-498

in Ethernet interfaces

physical configuration, 101, 102

VLAN and VRRP configuration, 103-105

in Frame Relay, 80-82, 81

in IBGP, 375-377

authentication, 384-385

case study, 444-445, 460-461

redistribution policy, 431-432

route reflection, 391-392

subconfederations, 404-406

in interface configuration case study, 130, 132-133

in IS-IS

case study, 345-347

route redistribution, 300-305

in OSPF

case study, 243-244

NSSAs, 188-190

redistribution policies, 204-205

stub areas, 184

r2 router

in ATM, 98

in EBGP

case study, 554-555, 565-570, 576-588, 591-594

P1 peering, 493-498

in Ethernet interfaces

physical configuration, 101, 102

VLAN and VRRP configuration, 105-107

in Frame Relay, 80-82, 81

in IBGP

case study, 461-463

redistribution policy, 429-431

route reflection, 392

subconfederations, 408

in interface configuration case study, 130, 133-136

in IS-IS

case study, 347-349

route redistribution, 300-305

in OSPF

case study, 244-245

redistribution policies, 204-205

stub areas, 184

r3 router

in ATM

logical properties, 91-95

multipoint connections, 98

traffic shaping, 98-100

CHAP for, 85-88

in EBGP

case study, 558-560, 570-571, 573-576, 594-598

damping, 505-511

hidden route repair, 522-523

local preferences, 547-548

Martian filtering, 512-513

route filtering, 538-539

T1 peering, 500-504

traffic flow, 543-547

in Ethernet interfaces

aggregated, 115-116

MAC address filtering, 112-113

in Frame Relay

configuration for, 72-78

point-to-multipoint connections, 80-82, 81

in IBGP

authentication, 383-384

case study, 463-464

hold time, 426-427

route reflection, 391, 393-394

subconfederations, 406-408

ILMI changes for, 95-97

in interface configuration case study, 130, 136-139

in IS-IS, 267-268

authentication, 280-282

case study, 349-353

verifying, 268-270

leaky bucket rate limiting for, 119-124, 122-123

loopback interfaces for, 61-64

in OSPF

address summarization, 195-196

case study, 245-246

configuring, 159-161

NBMA, 169-170

stub areas, 183

verifying, 160-161

in POS, for, 66-71

in PPP, 83-85, 83

in SONET interface, 117-119

r4 router, 98

in ATM, 93-95

CHAP for, 85-88

in EBGP

C1 peering, 487-488

case study, 555-557, 563-570, 573-576, 599-603

in Frame Relay, 75-78

in IBGP, 445-446

case study, 464-466

hold time, 427

passive mode, 427-429

route reflection, 391

subconfederations, 408-409

in interface configuration case study, 130-131, 139-141

in IS-IS

authentication, 280-282

case study, 353-356

PDUs, 258-260

routing instances, 260-261

verifying, 261-263

loopback interfaces for, 61

in OSPF

case study, 246

configuring, 155-156

NBMA, 169-170

stub areas, 183

verifying, 157

in PPP, 83-85, 83

r5 router

in EBGP

case study, 603-604

hidden route repair, 521-525

in IBGP, 446

case study, 466-467

export policy, 423-424

route reflection, 392-393

subconfederations, 410-412

in interface configuration case study, 131, 142-145

in IS-IS, 264-265

authentication, 278-280

case study, 356-360

multi-level, 257, 257

verifying, 265-267

in OSPF

address summarization, 195, 197

authentication, 175-177

case study, 246-247

configuring, 157-158

NBMA, 169-170

protocol tracing, 177-178

verifying, 158-159

virtual links, 198-201

r6 router

in EBGP

case study, 558, 573-576, 604-608

route filtering, 539-540

T2 peering, 498-500

in IBGP, 447-448

case study, 467-469

export policy, 422-423

in interface configuration case study, 131, 146-147

in IS-IS

area 49.0002, 270-271

case study, 360-363

multi-level, 257, 257

route redistribution, 305-310

in OSPF configuration

case study, 247-248

redistribution policies and RIP, 205-210

r7 router

in EBGP

C2 peering, 484-486

case study, 557-558, 563-564, 573-576, 608-611

community tagging, 518-519

Martian filtering, 513-515

route filtering, 526-527

in IBGP, 469-471

in interface configuration case study, 131, 148

in IS-IS

area 49.0002, 270-271

authentication, 282

case study, 363-365

multi-level, 257, 257

route redistribution, 310-311

in OSPF

case study, 249-250

redistribution policies and RIP, 210-215

static routes, 181-182

radio frequency interference (RFI), 645

radio network controllers (RNCs), 645

RADIUS (Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service) authentication, 47

defined, 646

for lab account, 14-17

for root account, 11

simulating failures in, 15-16

Random Early Detection (RED) profile, 645

rapid ping tests

for ATM traffic shaping, 99

for leaky bucket rate limiting, 122-123

for POS interfaces, 70-71

RBOCs (regional Bell operating companies), 645

RE (Routing Engine)

defined, 647

for flood pings, 122

redundancy support in, 33

read-write keyword, 23

receive hops, 645

record route objects (RROs), 645

recursive lookups, 645

RED (Random Early Detection) profile, 645

redistribution. See route redistribution

redundancy configuration, 33-34

regional Bell operating companies (RBOCs), 645

Register messages, 645

Register Stop messages, 645

reject hops, 645

reject option, 378, 430

Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service (RADIUS) authentication, 47

defined, 646

for lab account, 14-17

for root account, 11

simulating failures in, 15-16

remove-private option, 568

rename command

for addresses, 64

defined, 646

for mistake correction, 127-128

rename group internal command, 390, 392

rename neighbor command, 390

rename unit command, 64

Rendezvous Points (RPs), 646

Request for Comments (RFC), 646

Request messages, 646

request system snapshot command, 33-34

resolve hops, 646

Resource Reservation Protocol (RSVP), 646

Response messages, 646

restart routing command, 417

restarts, selective, 418-419

restrict keyword, 188

result cells, 646

ResvConf messages, 646

ResvErr messages, 646

ResvTear messages, 646

retry parameter for RADIUS, 14

retry timers in EBGP, 488

reuse threshold in route damping, 505

reverse engineering, 317

reverse path forwarding method, 646

reverse path multicasting (RPM), 646

reverse telnet sessions, switching among, 6

Reynolds, Harry, xxix

RFC (Request for Comments), 646

RFI (radio frequency interference), 645

RIBs (Routing Information Bases), 647

RIDs (Router IDs)

defined, 647

in IS-IS, 309

loopback interfaces for, 60, 64

in OSPF, 155-157, 230

for unnumbered interfaces, 124

RIP (Routing Information Protocol)

defined, 647

import policies for, 216-218

in OSPF, 237-243

RIP router configuration for OSPF, 202-204

r6, 205-210

r7, 210-212

RNCs (radio network controllers), 645

Rogan, Jason, xxix

rollback command, 418, 435

root accounts

configuring, 11-12, 14

verifying, 12-14, 12

root user

logins with, 5, 47

parameters for, 11

route advertisements

in EBGP, 526

in IBGP, 380-382

route damping, 505-511

route filtering

defined, 646

in EBGP, 525

customer site, 526-529

peer site, 529-538

transit provider, 538-540

route flapping, 646

route identifiers, 646

route leaking in IS-IS, 286-290

case study, 326-328

configuring, 290-292

verifying, 292-293

route redistribution

defined, 647

in IBGP, 429-432, 448-455

in IS-IS, 297-298, 298

case study, 328-330

OSPF router configuration, 299-300

r1 and r2, 300-305

r6, 305-310

r7, 310-311

troubleshooting, 301-305

verifying, 311-313

in OSPF, 201

r1 and r2, 204-205

r6, 205-210

r7, 210-212

verifying, 213-221, 214-215

route reflection in IBGP, 386-387

configuring, 387-390, 387, 389

clusters 1.1.1.1 and 3.3.3.3, 390-392

clusters 2.2.2.2, 392-393

in core, 393-394

defined, 647

verifying, 395-402

route repair, hidden, 520-525, 522, 571-588

route summarization. See summarization

route tagging, 201

Router IDs (RIDs)

defined, 647

in IS-IS, 309

loopback interfaces for, 60, 64

in OSPF, 155-157, 230

for unnumbered interfaces, 124

router-link advertisements, 647

router LSAs, 647

Router Priority, 647

routers

as broadcast NTP clients, 50

hostnames for, 44

problems with, 417-418

routing daemon restart command, 417

Routing Engine (RE)

defined, 647

for flood pings, 122

redundancy support in, 33

Routing Information Bases (RIBs), 647

Routing Information Protocol (RIP), 647

routing instances

defined, 647

in IS-IS, 260-261

routing-options option

for confederations, 406

for OSPF configuration, 156

for RIP, 203

routing-options stanza, 39

routing-options static option

routing policies

in IS-IS

route leaking, 286-293

route redistribution. See route redistribution

summarization, 286-290, 293-297

in OSPF, 201-202, 202

redistribution, 204-212

RIP router configuration, 202-204

verifying, 213-221, 214-215

routing tables, 647

rpd (routing protocol daemon), 647

RPM (reverse path multicasting), 646

RPs (Rendezvous Points), 646

RROs (record route objects), 645

RSA public keys, 11

RSVP (Resource Reservation Protocol), 646

RSVP Path messages, 647

RSVP Resv messages, 647

RSVP signaled LSPs, 647




JNCIP. Juniper Networks Certified Internet Professional Study Guide Exam CERT-JNCIP-M
JNCIP: Juniper Networks Certified Internet Professional Study Guide
ISBN: 0782140734
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2003
Pages: 132

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