Cisco TCP/IP routing professional reference

Updated and expanded to include the latest information on implementing
TCP/IP over Cisco routers, this sought-after reference gives you just what Cisco documentation doesn't--crystal-clear, step-by-step
instructions for every aspect of running TCP/IP on the world's most popular routers. Covering the all-important Internet protocol
(increasingly used in local applications), the CISCO TCP/IP: Routing Professional Reference delivers practical, just-in-time expertise
on designing for, configuring, and troubleshooting Cisco routers for fast-expanding TCP/IP networks. A master of the hands-on
approach, Chris Lewis offers you ready-to-run solutions that work every time--no matter what the task at hand. Benefitting from
band-new coverage of routing and firewalls, and internetworking Cisco routers with IPv6, this edition shows you exactly how to:
configure and set up, even if it's your first time out with Cisco Routers; link and support legacy LANs; support popular WAN
technologies; manage the network; monitor, debug, and troubleshoot a Cisco TCP/IP network. Written to provide both the
nuts-and-bolts information novices need and the higher-level guidance network professionals count on, this one-stop manual lets you
do more with Cisco routers than you ever dreamed possible. Any way you look at it, there's no better tool to help you unlease the
power of Cisco's routers than the CISCO TCP/IP: Routing Professional Reference.

"This is a valuable reference that no networking pro should be without! This should have been in the box from CISCO."
--Jerry Curtis, Staff Writer, Aroostook Windows NT User Group.

Summary of contents

• Router basics
• TCP/IP communications
• configuring Cisco routers
• the importance of firewalls
• routing protocols used in TCP/IP
• adding support for legacy LANs
• supporting popular WAN technologies
• building a TCP/IP router-based network