Managing IP Networks with Cisco Routers Help for IP Network Administrators

Name: Managing IP Networks with Cisco Routers Help for IP Network Administrators
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ISBN: 9781565923201

ISBN-10: 1565923200

ISBN-13: 9781565923201

Edition: 1997 (Reprint)

Authors: Scott Ballew, Scott M. Ballew

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Routers are the glue that connects the pieces of your network. Even in the simplest networks, this isn't a simple task. Routers have evolved into highly specialized computing platforms, with extremely flexible but complex capabilities. "Managing IP Networks with Cisco Routers is a practical guide to setting up and maintaining a production network. It discusses issues like how to select routing protocols and how to configure protocols to handle most common situations. It also discusses less esoteric but equally important issues like how to evaluate network equipment and vendors and how to set up a help desk. Although the book focuses on Cisco routers, and gives examples using Cisco's IOS,…

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List price: $34.95
Copyright year: 1997
Publisher: O'Reilly Media, Incorporated
Publication date: 11/4/1997
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 346
Size: 7.00" wide x 9.25" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 1.496



Preface



The Basics of IP Networking Addresses and Networks Private and Public Addresses


The IP Routing Algorithm Domain Names and the Domain Name System



Network Design



Stating Your Goals - An Important First Step


Network Architecture - How It All Fits


Together Media Selection - What Goes Where? Physical Topology



Network Design



Hubs, Bridges, Switches, and Routers Router Placement Subnet Assignment and Mask


Selection Proxy ARP as an Alternative to Subnets Redundancy and Fault Tolerance What About Multi-Protocol Networking?



Selecting Network Equipment What is an IP Router? Router Selection Criteria



Routing Protocol Selection Static vs. Dynamic Routing Classification of Dynamic Routing Protocols Selecting a Routing Protocol



Routing Protocol Configuration Basic Configurations Propagating Static Routes


Using Variable Length Subnet Masks with a Classful Protocol Backup Static Routes


Suppressing Advertisements Restricting Sources of Routing Information Filtering


Specific Routes from an Update Dynamic Routing with Multiple Paths


Using Multiple Routing Protocols at the Same Time



The Non-Technical Side of Network Management How You View Your Network


Defining the Boundaries of your Network Staff Skills Costs Establishing a Help Desk



The Technical Side of Network Management Monitoring the Network Troubleshooting


Tools for Monitoring and Troubleshooting Change Management



Connecting to the Outside World Planning Links to Other Organizations and the Internet


How Do I Connect to the Internet? Addresses External Routing Permanent or On-Demand?



Network Security What is Security? Assessing Your Security Needs


Controlling Access Enhancing Privacy Maintaining Data Integrity Preventing Denial of Service Other Security Concerns



Configuring Interfaces



Where And How To Get New RFCs



Obtaining Internet Drafts



Obtaining IP Addresses


Index