Cisco Routers for Ip Networking Black Book
A Practical in Depth Guide for Configuring Cisco Routers for Internetworking IP-based Networks
Résumé
Contents
Introduction xvii
Chapter 1
Internet Protocol (IP) 1
In Depth
The Need for a Communication Model 2
Multilayer Communication Model 5
OSI/RM 15
The Internet Communication Model 17
What Is the Maximum Size of a PDU? 19
The Internet Protocol Suite 20
The Internet Documentation 20
The Anatomy of Internet Protocol 22
IP Datagram Format 26
IP Addressing 34
Unicast IP Routing Model 46
Internet Control Message Protocol 61
Link Layer Addressing Considerations 65
Final Notes 67
Immediate Solutions
Configuring IP Addressing on an Interface 70
Configuring a Frame Relay Interface 70
Performing Frame Relay Configuration on an Interface 71
Performing Frame Relay Configuration on a Subinterface 73
Understanding and Configuring a Loopback Interface 76
Understanding and Configuring a Tunnel Interface 77
Configuring IP Unnumbered 79
Configuring and Understanding ProxyARP 80
Using Access Lists to Filter Traffic 81
Using Standard Access Lists 81
Using Extended Access Lists 84
Using Named Access Lists 87
Chapter 2
Transparent and Source-Route Bridging 89
In Depth
The Concept of Bridging 90
Why Do We Discuss Bridging? 91
MAC Addresses 92
Transparent Bridging 94
Source-Route Bridging 112
Immediate Solutions
Configuring Transparent Bridging 126
Using a Single Bridge Group on a Single Router 126
Using Multiple Bridge Groups 129
Configuring Mixed-Media Transparent Bridging 131
Bridging over HDLC 132
Bridging over Frame Relay 134
Configuring CRB 137
Configuring IRB 139
Tuning the Spanning Tree Parameters 140
Configuring Source-Route Bridging 147
Configuring Source-Route Bridging for Two Interfaces 147
Configuring Source-Route Bridging Using a Virtual Ring 149
Understanding the multiring ip Command 150
Configuring RSRB 151
Configuring Spanning Explorers 167
Configuring Source-Route Translational Bridging 176
Chapter 3
Static Routing 179
In Depth
Immediate Solutions
Understanding the ip routing Command 181
Using Connected Interfaces to Perform Basic Routing 181
Understanding the Administrative Distance of Connected Routes 182
Configuring Basic Static Routing 183
Changing the Administrative Distances of Static Routes 186
Using an Output Interface Instead of a Next-Hop Router in Static Routes 191
Configuring Classless Routing 195
Understanding the Longest Match Concept 198
Configuring a Default Route 200
Configuring Individual Host Routes 202
Configuring Equal-Cost Load Balancing Using Static Routing 203
Configuring Unequal-Cost Load Balancing Using Static Routing 208
Chapter 4
Routing Information Protocol (RIP) 213
In Depth
Distance-Vector Algorithm 214
Routing Table Maintenance Rules Revisited 224
Classful and Classless Routing Protocols 225
Details of RIP 228
Immediate Solutions
Understanding the Output of the show ip route Command 238
Modifying the Network Prefix Format 240
Understanding Candidate Default Routes and Gateways of Last Resort 242
Performing Basic RIP Configuration 249
Understanding How RIP Processes Routing Updates 252
Understanding the Relation between the Routing Table
Contents and RIP
Routing Updates 257
Understanding RIP Auto-Summarization 259
Using Individual Host Addresses 261
Configuring RIP to Originate a Default Route 264
Understanding How RIP Handles Secondary IP Addresses 265
Understanding How RIP Handles IP Unnumbered 272
Making RIP Passive on an Interface 280
Using Unicast Routing Updates with RIP 282
Changing the Administrative Distance of RIP Routing Updates 287
Performing Equal-Cost Load Balancing with RIP 294
Changing RIP Metrics 297
Adjusting RIP Timers 299
Using RIP in the Presence of NBMA Networks 300
Configuring RIP Version 2 303
Disabling RIP Version 2 Auto-Summarization 305
Understanding How RIP Versions 1 and 2 Can Be Used Together 312
Chapter 5
Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (IGRP) 315
In Depth
IGRP 316
Immediate Solutions
Performing Basic IGRP Configuration 328
Understanding How IGRP Processes Routing Updates 331
Understanding How IGRP Handles Secondary IP Addresses 335
Understanding and Changing IGRP Metrics 341
Performing Equal- and Unequal-Cost Load Balancing with IGRP 344
Configuring IGRP to Originate a Default Route 349
Adjusting IGRP Timers 356
Modifying the IGRP Metric Weights 356
Chapter 6
Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (EIGRP) 357
In Depth
Diffusing Update Algorithm (DUAL) 358
Protocol Overview 368
EIGRP Metrics 368
DUAL in IP EIGRP 369
EIGRP Transport Protocols and Their PDUs 369
Immediate Solutions
Performing Basic EIGRP Configuration 385
Understanding the show ip eigrp topology Command 391
Understanding the show ip eigrp neighbors Command 392
Understanding the Output of the show ip eigrp interfaces Command 393
Using the Extended network Command of IOS 12.0(X)T 394
Understanding Basic DUAL Operation 399
Understanding How EIGRP Handles Secondary IP Addresses 408
Disabling EIGRP on an Interface 412
Understanding How EIGRP Works across NBMA Networks 412
Configuring Route Summarization with EIGRP 416
Modifying the Active Time 422
Chapter 7
Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) Protocol 423
In Depth
How Deep Is This "In Depth" Section? 427
Dijkstra’s Shortest-Path Algorithm 428
OSPF 431
Immediate Solutions
Performing Basic OSPF Configuration–Single Area 477
Using the router-id Command to Change the OSPF Router ID 483
Understanding the show ip ospf interface Command 484
Understanding the show ip ospf neighbor Command 485
Displaying the OSPF Link-State Database 486
Modifying OSPF Interface Costs 491
Using OSPF Router Priorities 492
Understanding How OSPF Handles IP Unnumbered 494
Understanding the neighbor Command 495
Performing Equal-Cost Load Balancing with OSPF 497
Configuring OSPF with Multiple Areas 497
Configuring OSPF to Originate the Default Gateway Route 506
Understanding the show ip ospf border-routers Command 507
Configuring OSPF Stub Areas 508
Understanding How OSPF Handles Secondary IP Addresses 510
Using Virtual Links to Connect Remote Areas 511
Using Virtual Links to Restore a Partitioned Backbone 517
Configuring OSPF over NBMA Networks 522
Configuring OSPF over Fully Meshed NBMA Networks 523
Configuring OSPF over Non-Fully Meshed NBMA Networks 526
Chapter 8
Controlling Routing Information 535
In Depth
Redistribution 536
Filtering Routing Information 553
Immediate Solutions
Understanding the Interoperation of Routing Protocols without Redistribution 556
Understanding and Using Redistribution of Routing Information 563
Configuring Basic Redistribution 563
Understanding Summarization when Redistributing into RIP and IGRP 568
Understanding and Configuring Redistribution Metrics 572
Using and Understanding One-Way Redistribution 573
Understanding the Automatic Redistribution of
Pseudo-Connected Routes into
IGRP and RIP 578
Understanding Redistribution into EIGRP 581
Understanding and Using Redistribution between EIGRP and IGRP 586
Understanding the Specifics of Redistribution into OSPF 591
Filtering Routing Information 607
Filtering Routing Updates Using Access Lists 607
Filtering Routing Updates Using Prefix Lists 612
Filtering Routing Information during Redistribution 617
Filtering Routing Information during Redistribution Using Route Maps 619
Understanding Routing Loops 623
Understanding Routing Loops Emerging from a Single Redistribution Point 623
Understanding Routing Loops Emerging from Multiple Redistribution Points 629
Understanding Routing Loops Emerging from Redistribution
and Disabled
Split-Horizon Rule 633
Chapter 9
Special Cases of Routing 639
In Depth
Policy-Based Routing 640
NAT 642
HSRP 645
Immediate Solutions
Configuring Policy-Based Routing 657
Using Policy-Based Routing for Routing over a Dedicated Link 658
Using Application-Sensitive Policy-Based Routing 664
Using Policy-Based Routing in Migration Scenarios 667
Configuring NAT 672
Configuring Static Translation of Inside IP Addresses 672
Configuring Dynamic Translation of Inside IP Addresses 677
Configuring NAT with Overloading Global Inside IP Addresses 687
Configuring NAT to Translate between Overlapping Address Spaces 689
Configuring NAT for TCP Load Balancing 692
Configuring HSRP 696
Configuring Basic HSRP 696
Using MHSRP for Load Balancing 702
Using HSRP in Backup Scenarios 706
Appendix A
Connecting Two Cisco Routers Back-to-Back 711
Appendix B
Configuring Cisco Routers for Frame Relay Switching 715
AppendixC
Using RSH and RCP with Cisco Routers 721
Appendix D
Using ping with Timestamps 731
Appendix E
Performing Summarization in RIP Version 2 by Means of
Prefix Lists 733
Appendix F
Configuring IS-IS 741
Glossary 759
Index 765
L'auteur - Innokenty Rudenko
, CCIE 3805, MCSE, est consultant senior chez Tsunami Computing, Inc. Expert dans le deploiement et l?administration de reseaux bases sur les routeurs et les commutateurs Cisco, il travaille aujourd?hui en mission chez J.P. Morgan a New York.
Caractéristiques techniques
PAPIER | |
Éditeur(s) | Coriolis |
Auteur(s) | Innokenty Rudenko |
Parution | 15/10/2000 |
Nb. de pages | 784 |
Format | 18,7 x 23,5 |
Couverture | Broché |
Poids | 1349g |
Intérieur | Noir et Blanc |
EAN13 | 9781576106105 |
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