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| Preface | |
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| The Internet, Routing, and BGP | |
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| Topology of the Internet | |
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| TCP/IP Design Philosophy | |
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| Routing Protocols | |
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| Multihoming | |
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| IP Addressing and the BGP Protocol | |
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| IP Addresses | |
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| Interdomain Routing History | |
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| The BGP Protocol | |
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| Multiprotocol BGP | |
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| Interior Routing Protocols | |
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| Physical Design Considerations | |
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| Availability | |
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| Selecting ISPs | |
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| Bandwidth | |
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| Router Hardware | |
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| Failure Risks | |
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| Building a Wide Area Network | |
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| Network Topology Design | |
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| IP Address Space and AS Numbers | |
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| The Different Types of Address Space | |
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| Requesting Address Space | |
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| Renumbering IP Addresses | |
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| The AS Number | |
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| Routing Registries | |
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| Routing Policy Specification Language | |
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| Getting Started with BGP | |
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| Enabling BGP | |
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| Monitoring BGP | |
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| Clearing BGP Sessions | |
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| Filtering Routes | |
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| Internal BGP | |
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| The Internal Network | |
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| Minimizing the Impact of Link Failures | |
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| eBGP Multihop | |
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| Traffic Engineering | |
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| Knowing Which Route Is Best | |
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| Route Maps | |
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| Setting the Local Preference | |
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| Manipulating Inbound AS Paths | |
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| Inbound Communities | |
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| BGP Load Balancing | |
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| Traffic Engineering for Incoming Traffic | |
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| Setting the MED | |
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| Announcing More Specific Routes | |
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| Queuing, Traffic Shaping, and Policing | |
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| Security and Integrity of the Network | |
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| Passwords and Security | |
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| Software | |
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| Protecting BGP | |
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| Denial-of-Service Attacks | |
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| Day-to-Day Operation of the Network | |
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| The Network Operations Center | |
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| NOC Hardware Facilities | |
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| SNMP Management | |
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| Router Names | |
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| General IP Network Management | |
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| When Things Start to Go Down: Troubleshooting | |
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| Keeping a Clear Head | |
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| Managing the Troubleshooting Process | |
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| Dealing with Service Providers | |
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| Physical and Datalink Layer Problems | |
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| Routing and Reachability Problems | |
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| Black Holes | |
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| DNS Problems | |
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| BGP in Larger Networks | |
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| Peer Groups | |
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| Using Loopback Addresses for iBGP | |
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| iBGP Scaling | |
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| Dampening Route Flaps | |
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| OSPF as the IGP | |
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| Traffic Engineering in the Internal Network | |
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| Network Partitions | |
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| Providing Transit Services | |
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| Route Filters | |
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| Communities | |
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| Anti-DoS Measures | |
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| Customers with Backup Connections | |
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| Providing IPv6 and Multicast | |
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| Interconnecting with Other Networks | |
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| Peering | |
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| Internet Exchanges, NAPs, and MAEs | |
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| Connecting to an Internet Exchange | |
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| Connecting to More Exchange Points | |
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| Rejecting Unwanted Traffic | |
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| IX Subnet Problems | |
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| Talking to Other Network Operators | |
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| Exchange Point Future | |
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| Cisco Configuration Basics | |
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| Binary Logic, Netmasks, and Prefixes | |
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| Notes on the IPv4 Address Space | |
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| Glossary | |
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| Index | |