Acknowledgments | p. x |
Introduction | p. xi |
Router Basics | p. 1 |
Objectives | p. 2 |
Router Concepts | p. 2 |
Routers Compared to Bridges | p. 5 |
Routers Compared to Other Computers | p. 7 |
Getting to Know Your Router | p. 9 |
Connecting a Terminal to a Cisco Router | p. 9 |
The Cisco User Interface | p. 10 |
Summary | p. 14 |
TCP/IP Communications | p. 15 |
Objectives | p. 16 |
What Is TCP/IP? | p. 16 |
The OSI Data Communications Model | p. 17 |
Department of Defense Model | p. 21 |
TCP/IP Addressing | p. 29 |
Application Layer Addressing | p. 30 |
Internet Layer Addressing | p. 32 |
Network Access Layer Addressing | p. 37 |
Putting It All Together | p. 40 |
Summary | p. 40 |
Configuring Cisco Routers | p. 43 |
Objectives | p. 44 |
Sources for Configuring a Router | p. 44 |
Configuring a Router Manually | p. 44 |
Configuring a Router from a Network Server | p. 53 |
Configuring a Router Using Auto-Install | p. 56 |
Setting Up a Lab | p. 58 |
Lab Exercises | p. 77 |
Overview of Physical Layer Troubleshooting | p. 77 |
Overview of Data Link Layer Troubleshooting | p. 78 |
Overview of Network Layer Troubleshooting | p. 79 |
Summary | p. 79 |
Routing Protocols Used in TCP/IP | p. 81 |
Objectives | p. 82 |
Routing Protocol Responsibilities | p. 82 |
Interior Gateway Protocols: Distance Vector | p. 84 |
Generic Distance Vector | p. 84 |
RIP: The Routing Information Protocol | p. 85 |
IGRP: Interior Gateway Routing Protocol | p. 95 |
EIGRP: The Hybrid Protocol | p. 104 |
Inside EIGRP | p. 106 |
Configuring EIGRP | p. 107 |
Routing Protocols: Link State | p. 109 |
OSPF: Open Shortest Path First | p. 110 |
Integrated IS-IS | p. 120 |
Exterior Gateway Routing Protocols | p. 121 |
Static Routing | p. 121 |
Exterior Gateway Protocol | p. 122 |
BGP: Border Gateway Protocol | p. 123 |
Redistributing Route Information between Protocols | p. 125 |
Redistributing between RIP and OSPF | p. 126 |
Routing between Autonomous Systems | p. 132 |
IP Version 6 | p. 136 |
Background | p. 136 |
Technical Overview | p. 137 |
How IPv6 Headers Work | p. 140 |
IPv6 Address Routing | p. 141 |
Unicast Addresses | p. 142 |
Multicast and Anycast addresses | p. 143 |
Inter and Intra domain Routing | p. 144 |
Neighbor Discovery | p. 145 |
The Transition from IPv4 to IPv6 | p. 147 |
IPv6 Security | p. 148 |
IPv6 over Different Link Level Topologies | p. 149 |
Summary | p. 153 |
Adding Support for Legacy LANs | p. 155 |
Objectives | p. 156 |
Novell NetWare's IPX/SPX Protocols | p. 156 |
Overview of IPX and SPX | p. 157 |
NetWare Client-to-Server Communication | p. 159 |
Configuring Basic IPX Routing | p. 161 |
Viewing Potential Problems | p. 163 |
Optimizing IPX Routing and Service Advertising | p. 165 |
Optimizing Periodic NetWare Maintenance Traffic | p. 169 |
Configuring EIGRP for IPX | p. 172 |
The Basics of NLSP and IPXWAN Operation | p. 175 |
NetBIOS over IPX | p. 181 |
Bridging Nonroutable Protocols | p. 183 |
Transparent Bridges | p. 184 |
Source Routing Bridges | p. 188 |
Source Route Transparent Bridging | p. 192 |
IBM Networking | p. 193 |
Overview of IBM Technology | p. 194 |
Cisco's Approach to IBM Technology Integration | p. 196 |
Networking Windows NT | p. 205 |
Windows NT Network Protocols | p. 205 |
Windows NT Network Traffic | p. 207 |
Transporting Windows NT Traffic over a WAN | p. 209 |
Implementing Quality of Service Features | p. 214 |
Background Considerations | p. 215 |
RSVP, RTP and IP Multicast | p. 216 |
Implementation Issues | p. 218 |
Summary | p. 219 |
Supporting Popular WAN Technologies | p. 221 |
Objectives | p. 222 |
Frame Relay | p. 222 |
Frame Relay Terms | p. 226 |
Configuring Frame Relay Features | p. 227 |
Configuring a Test Frame Relay Network | p. 233 |
SMDS: Switched Multimegabit Data Service | p. 236 |
SMDS Protocols | p. 237 |
Configuring SMDS | p. 239 |
X.25 | p. 240 |
X.25 Basics | p. 241 |
Configuring an X.25 Network Connection | p. 244 |
Viewing X.25 Connection Status | p. 251 |
Customizing X.25 Parameters | p. 252 |
Point-to-Point Protocols | p. 254 |
SLIP Communications | p. 254 |
PPP Communications | p. 255 |
SDLC | p. 263 |
ISDN | p. 265 |
Additional WAN Technologies | p. 277 |
Cisco Serial Interfaces | p. 277 |
Line Types | p. 280 |
Summary | p. 283 |
Building a TCP/IP Router-Based Network | p. 285 |
Objectives | p. 286 |
The Base Internetwork | p. 286 |
IANA or Not IANA? | p. 287 |
Internetwork Topology | p. 290 |
Backbone Topologies | p. 291 |
Distribution Center Topologies | p. 295 |
Head Office and Remote Site Topologies | p. 298 |
Designing Physical Network Layout | p. 300 |
Reducing Manual Configuration | p. 301 |
RARP: Reverse Address Resolution Protocol | p. 301 |
DHCP: Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol | p. 302 |
Centrally Managing Host Names | p. 303 |
Integrating the Operation of DNS and DHCP | p. 306 |
CDDM Systems Components | p. 306 |
The Specific of CDDM Operation | p. 307 |
Supporting Multiple Logical Networks on the same Physical Link | p. 310 |
Creating a New Domain | p. 311 |
Securing a TCP/IP Internetwork | p. 313 |
Application Layer Measures | p. 313 |
Packet-Level Security | p. 317 |
Cisco's PIX Firewall | p. 335 |
Physical Layer Security | p. 341 |
IP Unnumbered and Data Compression | p. 342 |
IP Unnumbered | p. 342 |
Data Compression | p. 345 |
Overview of Managing an Internetwork | p. 349 |
SNMP System Components | p. 349 |
Systems Management Objectives | p. 351 |
Sample Router Configuration for SNMP Management | p. 352 |
Overview of Managing an Internetwork with CiscoWorks | p. 354 |
Remotely Upgrading Router IOS from a TFTP Server | p. 357 |
Overview of Cisco Router Password Recovery Procedures | p. 363 |
Putting Together the Sample Internetwork | p. 365 |
Defining the Problem | p. 365 |
The Central Site Configuration | p. 370 |
Distribution Center Configuration | p. 372 |
Remote Site Configuration | p. 373 |
ISDN Backup and Asynchronous Dial-Up Service Configuration | p. 374 |
Miscellaneous Issues | p. 375 |
Summary | p. 377 |
Troubleshooting | p. 379 |
Objectives | p. 380 |
A General Troubleshooting Blueprint | p. 380 |
Troubleshooting the First Three ISO Layers | p. 382 |
Simple Troubleshooting at the Physical Layer | p. 383 |
Simple Data Link Layer Troubleshooting | p. 387 |
Simple Troubleshooting at the Network Layer | p. 388 |
Summary of a Simple Troubleshooting Process | p. 389 |
Troubleshooting Interface Problems | p. 391 |
Troubleshooting Serial Interfaces | p. 392 |
Troubleshooting Asynchronous Communications | p. 405 |
Troubleshooting Ethernet | p. 412 |
Troubleshooting Token-Ring | p. 414 |
Troubleshooting Protocol Problems | p. 417 |
Troubleshooting Packet-Oriented WAN Protocols | p. 423 |
Summary | p. 427 |
Index | p. 429 |
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