Index_T


T

TCP, 29,51

TCP/IP Problems and Symptoms, 141

TCP/IP Router Diagnostic Tools, 121

Address, 123

ARP, 134

ARPA, 134

Datagram size, 124

DNS, 123

Extended commands, 124

Host Name, 123

show ip arp, 134

show ip traffic, 135

ICMP, 122,127

IP address, 122,130,134

IP routes, 130

IP routing protocols, 134

IP routing table, 130

OSPF, 131,132

ping Command in the Privilege Exec Mode, 124

ping Command in the User Exec Mode, 123

Protocol, 123,124

protocols, 123

Repeat count, 124

RFC, 134

routing protocol, 130

show ip access-list, 133

show ip ospf database, 131

show ip ospf interface, 132

show ip ospf neighbor, 132

show ip protocols, 134

show ip route, 130

Target IP address, 124

TCP/IP, 121,122,123,124,127,128

Timeout in seconds, 124

TTL, 127

The Access Layer, 5

The Core Laye, 6

The debug Command, 82,111

The Distribution Layer, 6

The Layered Architecture of the OSI Mode, 8

The Layered Architecture of the TCP/IP Model, 13

The Layered Troubleshooting Approach, 7

The ping Commands, 115

The ping Command, 78

The show buffers Command, 73

The show cdp neighbors Command, 77

The show Command, 68,109

The show controllers Command, 72

The show flash Command, 72

The show interfaces Command, 70

The show memory Command, 74

The show process cpu Command, 75

The Show running-config Command, 70

The show stack Command, 75

The show startup-config Command, 70

The show version Command, 69

The trace Command, 86,117

Timer Problem, 183

Timer Problem in IGRP, 221

TP0, TP1, TP2, TP3, and TP4, 29

trace, 127

Traffic Director RMON, 63

Traffic Generators, 108

Transport Layer, 10,14

Triggered Updates, 194

Troubleshooting Problems on Data-Link Layer, 17

Troubleshooting Problems on the Application Layer, 19

Troubleshooting Problems on the Network Layer, 17

Troubleshooting Problems on the Physical Layer, 15

Troubleshooting Problems on the Transport Layer, 18

Troubleshooting Techniques, 138

TTL, 86,87

2-Way State, 283

ABR, 268

ABRs, 290

Adjacencies, 268

ASBR, 268

Autonomous Systems, 268

Backup Designated Router, 268

BDR, 279

BR, 268

broadcast, 268

broadcast network, 286

Designated Router, 268

DR, 279

EIGRP, 294

EXSTART, 283

FE0/0, 279

Flooding, 267

Hello packets, 282

hello timers, 286

IGP, 291

INIT, 282

IP address, 287

IP subnet, 287

IR, 268

Link State Advertisement, 267

LSA, 286

LSAs, 286

MTU, 283

Multi-access/broadcast networks, 268

NBMA, 287

Nonbroadcast multi-access networks, 268

Not So Stubby Area, 268

OSPF, 267

OSPF Routers, 268

OSPF routing, 279

OSPF routing protocols, 291

packet level, 275

protocol, 267

RIP, 291

routing loops, 291

routing protocols, 290

routing table, 267

Single area, 268

Stub area, 268

subnet, 287

subnets, 297

terminology, 267

Totally Stubby Area, 268

Type 2 service of IEEE 802.2, 29

Types of Connectionless and Connection-oriented Protocols, 28




Cisco IP Routing Protocols(c) Trouble Shooting Techniques
Cisco IP Routing Protocols: Trouble Shooting Techniques (Charles River Media Networking/Security)
ISBN: 1584503416
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2006
Pages: 130

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