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Juniper Networks Routers The Complete Reference

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ISBN-10: 0072194812

ISBN-13: 9780072194814

Edition: 1st 2002

Authors: Matthew C. Kolon, Jeff Doyle

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This comprehensive and easy-to-use reference explains the configuration and operation of Juniper Networks routers and the hardware, software, and protocol implemetation behind it.
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Book details

List price: $90.00
Edition: 1st
Copyright year: 2002
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Osborne
Publication date: 2/12/2002
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 1072
Size: 7.48" wide x 9.06" long x 2.36" tall
Weight: 4.4
Language: English

Acknowledgments
Preface
Hardware and Architecture
System Evolution
Router Functionality
The Craft Interface
Product Features
Juniper Software Design
Ensuring Performance with Juniper Networks Routers
Juniper Networks Router Processes and Functions
Routing Information Databases
The File System
Software Mechanics
JUNOS Software Command Line Interface
Introduction to JUNOS Software CLI
CLI Features
System Management and Services
Operating System and File Locations
Managing User Accounts and Access
RADIUS and TACACS+
Services and Processes
Diagnostic Tools
Interface Configuration and Control
Permanent vs. Transient Interfaces
Configuring the Juniper Networks Interface
Configuring SONET Interfaces
Configuring the ATM Interface
Configuring the Plesiochronous Digital Hierarchy: T-1/E-1
Configuring the Plesiochronous Digital Hierarchy: T-3/E-3 Interfaces
Configuring Ethernet Interfaces: Gigabit Ethernet and Fast Ethernet
Configuring Tunnel Interfaces
Troubleshooting
Protocol-Independent Routing
Route Types
Martian Routes
Routing Tables
Other Features
Routing Policy
Basic Routing Policy
Basic Routing Policy
The JUNOS Software Policy Framework
Policy Framework Mechanics
Protocol-Specific Policy
Troubleshooting Policy
Policy Design
Summary
Routing Information Protocol
Distance Vector Routing Protocols
Introduction to RIP
OSPF Theory
OSPF: A Link-State Routing Protocol
OSPF Network Types
Adjacency Establishment
OSPF Packets
Flooding
The Link-State Database
Topology Maintenance
OSPF Hierarchy
OSPF Configuration
OSPF Minimum Configuration Requirements
Point-to-Point Network with Unnumbered Interfaces
P2P Network with Numbered Interfaces
BMA Network
Hierarchical Routing--Multiple-Area Configuration
Route Redistribution into OSPF
Stub Area Configuration
OSPF Route Summarization
NSSA Configuration
Virtual Link Configuration
OSPF Metrics and Shortest Path Calculation
IS-IS
Introduction and Historical Background
Sample Network
IS-IS Terminology
Link-State Protocol Fundamentals and Introduction to IS-IS
Troubleshooting IS-IS
Interdomain Routing Theory
BGP Overview
BGP Basics
Scaling BGP
Resolving BGP Next-Hop Addresses
Hot-Potato Routing
Damping
Internal BGP Timers
New BGP v4 Knobs and Features
Interdomain Routing Case Studies
Basic BGP Configuration and Best Practices
ISP Design Using Routing Policy for BGP Control
Load Balancing with BGP
Route Reflection and Path Selection in a Multi-Vendor Network
Persistent Route Oscillation with Route Reflection
Using Confederations for BGP Scalability
BGP in the Enterprise
Introduction to MPLS
History of MPLS
Overview of MPLS
Static LSPs
Signaled LSPs
Introduction to MPLS Virtual Private Networks
2547bis MPLS Virtual Private Networks
Circuit Cross-Connect
Layer 2 MPLS Virtual Private Networks
Internet Processor II and Firewall Filters
Overview of IP2 Features and Capabilities
Firewall Filter Syntax and Operation
Routing Engine Protection
Transit Filtering
IP2 Rate Limiting
Rate Limiting
IP2 Statistical Sampling
Statistical Sampling
Tracing and Minimizing DoS Attacks
Index