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AAL (ATM Adaptation Layer), 89, 621
ABRs (Area Border Routers) in OSPF
address summarization, 194–195
defined, 621
multi-area configuration, 154, 157
NSSAs, 193
stub areas, 179
TSAs, 187
accept actions
defined, 620
in EBGP, 508, 526
in IBGP, 377
in IS-IS, 302
accept-data option
in EBGP, 496
in VLAN and VRRP configuration, 103
access reject messages, 17
actions, 620
active connections in IBGP, 379
active keyword, 427
active routes, 620
active state
in EBGP peering, 489
in IBGP authentication, 386
add/drop multiplexer (ADM), 620
Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)
caches
in EBGP peering, 496
in MAC address filtering, 112
defined, 620
for Ethernet interfaces, 102
address summarization, 194–197
addresses
in EBGP peering, 491
IP. See IP addresses
MAC
in Ethernet interfaces, 101, 111–113
in IS-IS, 278, 314–315
match conditions, 620
in POS interfaces, 68
in unnumbered interfaces, 124–125
adjacencies
defined, 620
in IS-IS, 272–274, 276, 323
in OSPF, 156, 160, 164–166, 225–227
Adjacency-RIB-In table, 620
Adjacency-RIB-Out table, 620
ADM (add/drop multiplexer), 620
Advanced SSH Options dialog box, 13
advertise-inactive option
in EBGP, 575
in IBGP, 457
advertisements
in EBGP
import policy, 505
route filtering, 526
in IBGP, 380–382, 415–416
link-state. See LSAs (link-state advertisements) in OSPF
AFIs (Authority and Format Identifiers), 258
aggregate routes
defined, 620
in EBGP
case study, 573–574, 577, 579–580
filtering, 532, 534–537
aggregated interfaces
Ethernet, 114–117, 114
SONET, 117–119
aggressive damping, 505
AHs (Authentication Headers), 622
alarm configuration, 33–34
ALI (ATM Line Interface), 621
all keyword in IS-IS, 265
allow-commands option, 18
allow keyword
in EBGP peering, 491
in user accounts, 10
Alternate Priority Queuing (APQ), 621
Amnesiac prompt, 5
ANSI (American National Standards Institute), 621
application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs), 621
APQ (Alternate Priority Queuing), 621
APS (Automatic Protection Switching), 622
area 1 configuration, 161
area 49.0001, 257, 257
area 49.0002, 257, 257
authenticating, 282–283, 286
configuring, 270
verifying, 271
area 49.0003
configuring, 287–290, 287
verifying, 290
Area Border Routers (ABRs) in OSPF
address summarization, 194–195
defined, 621
multi-area configuration, 154, 157
NSSAs, 193
stub areas, 179
TSAs, 187
area-range option, 194–196
area routing subdomains, 621
ARP (Address Resolution Protocol)
caches
in EBGP peering, 496
in MAC address filtering, 112
defined, 620
for Ethernet interfaces, 102
asbrsummary option, 182
ASICs (application-specific integrated circuits), 621
ASs (Autonomous Systems)
AS numbers
in EBGP, 587–588
in IBGP, 375–377, 379, 402, 405–406, 412, 414
ASBR-summary LSAs
defined, 621
in stub areas, 179, 182
boundary routers, 201
address summarization, 196
defined, 622
NSSAs, 188
with RIP, 219
defined, 622
in EBGP, 542–543
external-link advertisements, 621
IGP routing in, 154
paths, 581–582, 621–622
asterisks (*) for NTP servers, 26–27
ATM (Asynchronous Transfer Mode), 89, 90
defined, 621
ILMI operation with, 95–97
with IS-IS, 277
logical properties for, 91–93
multipoint connections for, 97–98, 97
physical properties for, 90–91
summary, 100
traffic shaping for, 98–100
verifying, 93–97
ATM Adaptation Layer (AAL), 89, 621
ATM Line Interface (ALI), 621
atomic operations, 621
attached bit, 314
attempt adjacency state, 621
AUC (authentication center), 622
auth file, 21
authentication
in IBGP
case study, 448
configuring, 383–386
verifying, 386
in IS-IS, 278
area 49.0002, 282–283, 286
case study, 324–326
r3 and r4, 280–282
r5, 278–280
troubleshooting, 283–286
in OSPF, 173–175
protocol tracing, 177–178
verifying, 176–177
in RADIUS, 11, 15–16, 47
for root account, 11–12
for users, 47
in VRRP, 107–111
authentication center (AUC), 622
Authentication Headers (AHs), 622
authentication-key option, 174
authentication-order list, 15–16
authentication-type option, 174
Authkey keyword, 386
Authority and Format Identifiers (AFIs), 258
authorization messages, 20
auto-RP method, 622
Automatic Protection Switching (APS), 622
Autonomous Systems (ASs). See ASs (Autonomous Systems)
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