Index

Symbols

2-WAY/DROTHER routers, 472

A

ABRs (Area Border Routers), 400, 532

access-class command, 611, 647

access control entries (ACEs), 572

access control lists (ACLs). See ACLs (access control lists)

access-list command, 597

ACEs (access control entries), 572

Acknowledgement packets (EIGRP), 246, 249

ACLs (access control lists), 382, 566-570, 646-647

decision process, 628-629

extended, 576, 587

placing, 589-591

extended IPv4, 614

applying to interfaces, 618-619

configuring, 616-625

creating named, 621-622

editing, 623-625

filtering traffic, 620-621

testing packets, 614-615

verifying, 622-623

guidelines for creation, 584-586

guidelines for placement, 587-591

inbound, 574

logic, 625-626

IPv6, 635

applying to interfaces, 641

configuring, 637-645

creating, 635-637

verifying, 643-645

logic operations, 627-628

numbering and naming, 576-577

operation, 574-575

outbound, 574-575

logic, 626-627

packet filtering, 572-573

processing packets with, 625-627

standard IPv4, 575, 587, 591

applying to interfaces, 596-599

commenting, 601-603

configuring, 591-603

creating named, 600-601

editing named, 605-606

editing numbered, 604-605

entering criteria statements, 591

internal logic, 595-596

logic, 592

modifying, 603-611

placing, 588-589

securing VTY ports, 611-614

sequence numbers, 608-610

statistics, 607-608

verifying, 606-607

versus extended, 575

TCP conversations, 568-570

troubleshooting, 625-629

common errors, 629-635

wildcard masks, 577-584

calculating, 581-582

IPv4 subnets, 579-580

keywords, 582-584

matching ranges, 580

activating Evaluation RTU (Right-to-Use) licenses, 680-681

active states, routes, 298

AD (administrative distance), 46-47, 66

Address Resolution Protocol (ARP), 42

addresses

dynamically assigned IP, 16-17

global unicast, 443

IPv6 summary, configuring, 137-138

link-local, OSPF, 444-446

local-link, configuring IPv6, 314-316

loopback, EIGRP router IDs, 263

statically assigned IP, 16-17

subnets, unused, 120

addressing

classless, CIDR, 114-119

classful, 109-112

waste, 113-114

tables, 16

adjacencies

creating multiple, 465

EIGRP, 277-278

adjacency database (OSPF), 397

administrative distance (AD), 46-47, 66

administrative distance information (IPv6 directly connected entries), 229

administrative distance information (remote IPv6 network entries), 231

administrative distance information (remote network entries), 219

advanced configuration, EIGRP (Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol)

authentication, 364-370

auto-summarization, 335-347

bandwidth utilization, 357-359

default route propagation, 353-357

Hello intervals, 359-360

Hold times, 359-360

load balancing, 361-364

manual summarization, 347-353

troubleshooting, 370-385

Advanced Research Projects Agency Network (ARPANET), 158

advertising networks, 188-189

IPv6, 196-198

algorithms

distance vector, 182-183

DUAL (Diffusing Update Algorithm), EIGRP, 290-296, 302-308

dynamic routing protocols, 160

MD5 (Message Digest 5), 364-366

SPF (Shortest Path First), 201-203, 394, 398

area area-id authentication message-digest command, 496

Area Border Routers (ABRs), 400, 532

ARP (Address Resolution Protocol), 42

ARPANET (Advanced Research Projects Agency Network), 158

ASBR (Autonomous System Boundary Router), 533-534

attacks, routers, 489-492

authentication

EIGRP, 244-245, 364-368

configuring, 365-368

verifying, 369-370

MD5 (Message Digest 5) algorithm, 364-366

OSPF (Open Shortest Path First), MP5, 492-501

auto-cost reference-bandwidth 1000 router command, 429

auto-cost reference-bandwidth command, 427

auto-summarization

EIGRP (Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol), 335

configuring, 338-340

network topology, 335-338

verifying, 340-347

routing tables, troubleshooting, 382-385

auto-summary command, 339, 343, 347, 384, 387

automatic summarization, RIPv2, disabling, 192-193

Autonomous System Boundary Router (ASBR), 533-534

autonomous system numbers, EIGRP (Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol), 257-259

availability, networks, 5

B

backbone (transit) area, OSPF two-layer area hierarchy, 530

backbone OSPF routers, 532

backing up Cisco IOS licenses, 682

Backup Designated Routers (BDRs). See BDRs (Backup Designated Routers)

backups, Cisco IOS images, 667-668

bandwidth, 5, 283

adjusting interface, OSPF, 433

default interface, OSPF, 430-433

EIGRP (Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol)

metrics, 284-286

utilization, 357-359

reference, 289

adjusting, 427-430

bandwidth command, 357, 433, 434

BDRs (Backup Designated Routers), 406, 462

OSPF (Open Shortest Path First), 408-411

default election process, 474-476

verifying adjacencies, 472-473

verifying roles, 469-471

best paths, 44

BGP (Border Gateway Protocol), 159, 172

boot system command, 670-672, 686

Border Gateway Protocol (BGP), 159, 172

border routers, 337

bounded triggered updates, EIGRP, 185

bounded updates, EIGRP, 242

Branch site devices, network connections, 13

broadcast multi-access networks, 463

C

cables, console, 19

calculating

EIGRP metrics, 287-290

IPv6 network addresses, 134, 137

summary routes, multiarea OSPF, 550

wildcard masks, 581-582

CEF (Cisco Express Forwarding) packet-forwarding mechanism, 11, 86-87

load balancing, 362

Central site devices, network connections, 14

Classless Inter-Domain Routing (CIDR), 74, 109, 176

classless network addressing, 114-116

static routing, 117-119

Cisco 1941 LEDs, 19

Cisco Express Forwarding (CEF). See CEF (Cisco Express Forwarding)

Cisco IOS, 654

EM (extended maintenance) release, 660-661

licensing, 672

backing up, 682

Evaluation RTU license, 680-681

installing, 677-678

obtaining, 675-677

process, 674

purchasing, 675

technology package, 673-674

uninstalling, 682-684

verification, 678-680

managing images, 667-672

backups, 667-669

boot system, 670-672

copying, 669-670

TFTP servers as backup, 667

TFTP servers to upgrade, 671

managing system files, 654

naming conventions, 654-666

release families, 655-656

standard maintenance release, 660-662

system image filenames, 663-666

system image packaging, 658-663

trains, 655-656

mainline, 655-662

technology, 655-662

Cisco License Manager (CLM), 675

Cisco License Registration Portal, 676

classful network addressing, 109-110

waste, 113-114

classful routing protocols, 112-113, 171, 175-177

classful subnet masks, 110-111

classifying routing protocols, 171-174

classless EIGRP, 240

Classless Inter-Domain Routing (CIDR), 74, 109, 176

classless network addressing, 114-116

static routing, 117-119

classless routing protocols, 171, 177-178, 184

clear ip ospf process command, 478

clear ip ospf [ process-id ] process command, 505

clear ipv6 ospf process command, 449

clear ipv6 ospf [ process-id ] process command, 517

CLM (Cisco License Manager), 675

clock rate command, 24

Coltun, Rob, 395

commands

access-class, 611, 647

access-list, 597

area area-id authentication message-digest, 496

auto-cost reference-bandwidth, 427

auto-cost reference-bandwidth 1000 router, 429

auto-summary, 339, 343, 347, 384, 387

bandwidth, 357, 433-434

boot system, 670-672, 686

clear ip ospf process, 478

clear ip ospf [ process-id ] process, 505

clear ipv6 ospf process, 449

clear ipv6 ospf [ process-id ] process, 517

clock rate, 24

copy, 670

debug, 305, 308

debug eigrp fsm, 303-306

default-information originate, 195

eigrp router-id, 261-262, 316-317

end, 605

history, 36-38

interface, 445, 597

ip access-class, 641

ip access-group, 596-597, 647

ip access-group 1 out, 598

ip access-list, 600

ip access-list extended, 600

ip access-lists standard, 605

ip access-list standard, 600, 647

ip bandwidth-percent eigrp, 357, 387

ip mtu size, 511

ip ospf cost, 434

ip ospf database, 555

ip ospf message-digest-key, 496

ip ospf message-digest-key key md5 password, 496

ip route, 82-85

ipv6 access-list, 640, 647

ipv6 address, 315, 445

ipv6 bandwidth-percent eigrp, 387

ipv6 eigrp, 327

ipv6 eigrp interface, 318-319

ipv6 ospf 10 area 0 command, 451

ipv6 ospf area, 444

ipv6 ospf authentication ipsec spi, 496

ipv6 route, 96-97

ipv6 router eigrp, 327

ipv6 router ospf process-id, 450

ipv6 traffic-filter, 641

ipv6 unicast-routing, 97, 197, 316

license accept end user agreement, 680, 687

license install, 682-683

license save, 682

maximum-paths, 362, 387

network, 264-266, 327, 376, 379, 420-422, 450, 455, 474, 501, 509, 513, 518

network network-address, 188

no 10, 605

no access-list, 595-597, 604, 647

no auto-summary, 384

no bandwidth, 285, 433

no ip access-group, 647

no ipv6 access-list, 641

no ipv6 ospf dead-interval, 488

no ipv6 ospf hello-interval, 488

no ipv6 traffic-filter command, 641

no passive-interface, 195, 424, 510

no router rip, 187

no shutdown, 29, 317

OSPFv3 troubleshooting, 514-517

passive-interface, 194, 268-269, 319, 378-380, 423

passive-interface default, 195, 424

ping, 34, 91

redistribute static, 354-356, 387

reload, 677, 681-683

remark, 602

router, 259-260

router eigrp, 257, 260, 263, 327

router eigrp as-number, 375

router ospf process-id, 455

show, 12, 29

filtering output, 34-36

show access-list, 595, 607-610, 623, 644, 647

show access-lists 1, 604

show cdp neighbors, 146

show flash, 664-686

show flash0, 670, 682

show interface, 31, 283-285, 286

show ip eigrp interfaces, 376

show ip eigrp neighbors, 270-271, 327, 369-371, 380, 388

show ip eigrp topology, 298, 304

show ip eigrp topology all-links, 301, 342

show ip interface, 31, 606, 623, 647

show ip interface brief, 29, 30, 271, 374, 505

show ip interface g0/0, 622

show ip ospf, 437-438, 503

show ip ospf database, 397, 555

show ip ospf interface, 438, 470, 485, 503-505, 509

show ip ospf interface brief, 438, 553

show ip ospf interface s0/0/0, 430

show ip ospf interface serial 0/0/1, 438

show ip ospf neighbor, 397, 435-436, 456, 472, 486, 502, 505

show ip protocols, 191-194, 233, 263, 269, 272-273, 282, 338-347, 354, 361, 371, 375, 378, 381-383, 387-388, 423, 436-437, 456, 502, 509, 553

show ip route, 29-31, 49, 58, 273-276, 300, 371, 388, 397, 554

show ip route | begin Gateway, 148

show ip route ospf, 505-506, 554

show ip route static, 92-94

show ipv6 eigrp neighbors, 320-321, 369

show ipv6 interface, 33, 644

show ipv6 interface brief, 32, 316, 321, 444, 638

show ipv6 interface gigabitethernet 0/0, 32

show ipv6 ospf, 516

show ipv6 ospf interface, 453, 489, 515

show ipv6 ospf interface brief, 451

show ipv6 ospf neighbor, 451-452, 489, 515

show ipv6 protocols, 233, 319-321, 450-453, 514

show ipv6 route, 64, 228, 356, 484

show ipv6 route ospf, 453-454, 517

show license, 679-681, 687

show license feature, 674

show license udi, 676, 687

show running-config, 377-378, 595, 603-604, 609, 644, 647

show running-config interface, 29-31

show version, 670, 678, 687

shutdown, 305-306

terminal length number, 34

traceroute, 91

tracert, 12

troubleshooting EIGRP, 370-372

troubleshooting OSPF, 502-505

commenting, standard IPv4 ACLs, 601-603

composite metrics, EIGRP, 281-282

configuration

EIGRP (Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol)

auto-summarization, 338-340

for IPv4, 255-270

for IPv6, 308-319

IPv6, 368

MD5 authentication, 365-366

summary routes, 349-350

extended IPv4 ACLs, 616-625

floating static routes, 140

interarea route summarization, 550-552

IPv4 default routes, 93-94

IPv4 static routes, 82-93

IPv6 ACLs, 637-645

IPv6 static routes, 96-105

multiarea OSPF, 541-545

OSPF MP5 authentication, 496-497

OSPFv3, 439-451

enabling on interfaces, 450-451

link-local addresses, 444-446

network topology, 443-444

router ID, 446-450

RIP (Routing Information Protocol), 186-188

routers, 22-23

initial, 4-12

passive interface, 193-195

single-area OSPF, advanced, 462-480

single-area OSPFv2, 414-424

standard IPv4 ACLs, 591-603

static routes

default IPv6, 106

IPv4 summary, 128-133

IPv6, 96-106

IPv6 summary, 133-138

connections

consoles, requirements, 20

network devices, 13-22

connectivity

networks

filtering show command output, 34-36

verify interface settings, 29-31

verify IPv6 interface settings, 31-34

solving problems, 147-149

console

access, 19-20

connection requirements, 20

convergence

dynamic routing protocols, 170

EIGRP, 280

copy command, 670

copying Cisco IOS images, 669-670

cost metric, OSPF (Open Shortest Path First), 425-434

manually setting, 434

criteria statements, standard IPv4 ACLs, entering, 591

D

data storage, routers, 6

data structures, dynamic routing protocols, 159

Database Description (DBD) packets, OSPF messages, 403

databases

link-state, building, 210-211

LSDB (large link-state database), 528

OSPF (Open Shortest Path First), synchronizing, 411-413

DBD (Database Description) packets, OSPF messages, 403

Dead interval (OSPF), 485

modifying, 486-489

debug command, 305, 308

debug eigrp fsm command, 303-306

decision process, ACLs (access control lists), 628-629

default DR/BDR election process, 474-476

default gateways, 3, 14-15

default-information originate command, 195

default OSPF interface bandwidth, 430-433

default route propagation, 195-196

EIGRP, 353-354

IPv6, 355-356

verification, 355-357

OSPF, 480-485

default routes, 221

static routing, 79-80

configuring, 93-94

verifying, 94-95

troubleshooting, 144-146

delay metrics, EIGRP (Enhanced Interior Gateway), 286

denial-of-service (DoS) attacks, 490

Designated Routers (DRs). See DRs (Designated Routers)

destination network information (directly connected entries), 218

destination network information (remote IPv6 network entries), 231

destination network information (remote network entries), 218

devices

connecting to networks, 13-22

LEDs, 18-19

Diffusing Update Algorithm (DUAL). See DUAL (Diffusing Update Algorithm)

diagrams, topologies, 16

Dijkstra, Edsger Wybe, 200-201, 394

DijkstraDs algorithm. See SPF (shortest path first)

directly connected IPv4 route entries, routing tables, 217-218

directly connected IPv6 route entries, routing tables, 228-229

directly connected network information (IPv6 directly connected entries), 229

directly connected networks, 43

directly connected routes, 47, 51-56

directly connected static IPv6 routes, configuring, 102-103

discontinuous networks, 177

distance vector dynamic routing, 181-183

algorithms, 182-183

technologies, 181-182

distance vector routing protocols, 173-174

EGRP (Exterior Gateway Routing Protocol), 184-186

RIP (Routing Information Protocol), 183-196

configuring, 186-188

RIPng, 196-200

DMVPN (Dynamic Multipoint Virtual Private Network), 240

documenting network addressing, 15-16

DoS (denial-of-service) attacks, 490

Down state, OSPF, 406

DROTHERs, 410

DRs (Designated Routers), 406, 462

OSPF, 408-411, 467-468

default election process, 474-476

verifying adjacencies, 472-473

verifying roles, 469-471

DUAL (Diffusing Update Algorithm), 241, 326

EIGRP, 290-296

convergence, 302-308

FS (Feasible Successor), 304-305

FSM (Finite State Machine), 302-303

dynamically assigned IP addresses, 16-17

dynamically learned IPv4 routes, 219-224

Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP), 16

Dynamic Multipoint Virtual Private Network (DMVPN), 240

dynamic routing, 75, 157-158, 232

protocols, 61, 66, 158, 163-166

achieving convergence, 170

classifying, 171-174

distance vector protocols, 173-174

EGP (Exterior Gateway Protocol), 172-173

evolution, 158-159

IGP (Interior Gateway Protocol), 172-173

IPv4, 62-64

IPv6, 64

main components, 159

network discovery, 166-168

purpose, 159-160

role, 160-161

routing information exchange, 168-169

routing tables, 215

dynamically learned IPv4 routes, 219-224

IPv4 route entries, 215-219

IPv4 route lookup process, 224-227

IPv6, 227-231

versus static, 76-77, 161-162

E

editing

extended IPv4 ACLs, 623-625

named standard ACLs, 605-606

numbered standard ACLs, 604-605

EGP (Exterior Gateway Protocol), 171-173, 184-186, 232

EIGRP (Exterior Gateway Routing Protocol), 45, 159, 184-186, 240, 277, 326, 333-334, 386-388

authentication, 244-245, 364-368

configuring, 365-368

verifying, 369-370

autonomous system numbers, 257-259

auto-summarization, 335

configuring, 338-340

network topology, 335-338

verifying, 340-347

bandwidth utilization, 357-359

basic features, 240-242

bounded triggered updates, 185

bounded updates, 242

characteristics, 240-245

classless, 240

configuring for IPv4, 255-270

configuring for IPv6, 308-319

convergence, 280

default route propagation, 353-354

IPv6, 355-356

verification, 355-357

DUAL (Diffusing Update Algorithm), 241, 290-296

convergence, 302-308

FS (Feasible Successor), 304-305

Hello intervals, 359-360

hello keepalive mechanisms, 185

Hold times, 359-360

initial route discover, 277-280

IPv6 network topology, 312-313

load balancing, 242, 361-364

manual summarization, 347-353

configuring, 349-350

verifying, 351

messages

encapsulating, 251

Hold Time, 253

packet headers, 252-255

TLV (type, length, value), 251-255

metrics, 280

bandwidth, 284-286

calculating, 287-290

composite, 281-282

delay, 286

interface values, 283

neighbor adjacencies, 241

neighbor adjacency, 277-278

network topology, 255-256

no shutdown command, 317

packets

Acknowledgement, 246, 249

Hello, 245-247

Query, 246, 249-250

Reply, 246, 250-251

Update, 246-248

partial updates, 242

passive interface, 268-269

verifying, 269-270

PDMs (protocol-dependent modules), 186, 242-243

router ID, 261-263

RTP (Reliable Transport Protocol), 243-244

topology table, 278-279

topology tables, 278-279, 297-302

troubleshooting, 370-374

basic commands, 370-372

interfaces, 376-378

Layer 3 connectivity, 374-375

neighbors, 374-378

parameters, 375

routing tables, 378-385

verifying, 263-264

IPv4, 270-277

IPv6, 319-325

eigrp router-id command, 261-262, 316-317

EM (extended maintenance) release, IOS, 660-661

empty routing tables, 51

encapsulation

EIGRP messages, 251

OSPF messages, 402

packets, 39

end command, 605

End User License Agreement (EULA), 675

Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (EIGRP). See EIGRP (Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol)

equal cost load balancing, 45

EIGRP, 242, 361-364

EULA (End User License Agreement), 675

Evaluation RTU (Right-to-Use) licenses, activating, 680-681

event-driven updates, 213

Exchange state, OSPF, 406

ExStart state, OSPF, 406

extended ACLs, 576, 587

placing, 589-591

extended IPv4 ACLs

applying to interfaces, 618-619

configuring, 616-625

creating named, 621-622

editing, 623-624

filtering traffic, 620-621

testing packets, 614-615

verifying, 622-623

extended maintenance (EM) release, IOS, 660-661

Exterior Gateway Protocol (EGP), 171-173, 184-186, 232

external route summarization, multiarea OSPF, 546-547

F

fast switching packet-forwarding mechanism, 10

FC (feasibility condition), 295, 327

FD (feasible distance), 294, 327

feasibility condition (FC), 295, 327

feasibility successors (FSs), 295

feasible distance (FD), 294, 327

feasible successor (FS), 327

DUAL, 304-305

Feature Navigator (Cisco), 659

Ferguson, Dennis, 395

FIB (Forwarding Information Base), 11, 87

filtering

packets, 572-573

traffic, extended IPv4 ACLs, 620-621

filtering show command output, 34-36

Finite State Machine (FSM), 302-303

fixed-length subnet masking (FLSM), 119-121

Flash, 6

floating static routes, 138-139

configuring, 140

static routing, 81

testing, 141-142

flooding

LSAs (link-state advertisements), 410

LSPs (link-state packets), 209-210

FLSM (fixed-length subnet masking), 119-121

forwarding database (OSPF), 397

Forwarding Information Base (FIB), 11, 87

FS (Feasible Successor), 327

DUAL, 304-305

FSM (Finite State Machine), 302-303

FSs (feasibility successors), 295

FULL/BDR routers, 472

FULL/DROTHER DR/BDR routers, 472

FULL/DR routers, 472

Full state, OSPF, 406

fully specified static IPv6 routes, configuring, 104-105

fully specified static routes, configuring, 89-91

G

Gateway of Last Resort, 43

gateways, 15

default, 14

global unicast addresses, 443

H

headers, EIGRP messages, 252-255

Hello intervals

EIGRP, 359-360

OSPF, 485-486

modifying, 486-489

hello keepalive mechanisms, EIGRP, 185

Hello packets

EIGRP, 245-247

OSPF messages, 402-404

intervals, 404-405

High-Speed WAN Interface Card (HWIC), 24

history, commands, 36-38

Hold Time, EIRGP messages, 253, 359-360

Home Office devices, network connections, 13

hops, forwarding to, 40-41

hosts, enabling IP (Internet Protocol) on, 16-17

HTTPS (HyperText Transfer Protocol Secure), 19

HWIC (High-Speed WAN Interface Card), 24

hybrid routing protocol, 242

HyperText Transfer Protocol Secure (HTTPS), 19

I-J

IANA (Internet Assigned Numbers Authority), 257

IGP (Interior Gateway Protocol), 171-173, 232, 395

IGRP (Interior Gateway Routing Protocol), 159, 326

images (Cisco IOS)

boot system, 670-672

copying, 669-670

image backups, 667-669

managing, 667-672

TFTP servers as backup, 667

TFTP servers to upgrade, 671

inbound ACLs, 574

logic, 625-626

initial configuration, routers, 4-12

initial route discovery, EIGRP, 277-280

Init state, OSPF, 406-408

installation, Cisco IOS licensing, 677-678

Integrated Services Routers (ISR), 666

interarea route summarization, multiarea OSPF, 546-548

interface command, 445, 597

interfaces

applying

extended IPv4 ACLs, 618-619

IPv6 ACLs to, 641

EIGRP

troubleshooting, 376-378

values, 283

enabling OSPFv3 on, 450-451

loopback, 28

OSPF

fine-tuning, 485-489

verifying settings, 438

OSPFv3, verifying, 453

passive, single-area OSPF, 422-424

routers, configuring, 24-29

standard IPv4 ACLs, applying to, 596-599

Interior Gateway Protocol (IGP), 171-173, 232, 395

Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (IGRP), 159, 326

Intermediate System-to-Intermediate System (IS-IS), 159, 395

internal OSPF routers, 532

Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA), 257

intervals

EIGRP, Hello, 359-360

OSPF

Dead, 485

Hello, 485-486

modifying, 486-489

IOS (Internetwork Operating System), 654

EM (extended maintenance) release, 660-661

licensing, 672

backing up, 682

Evaluation RTU license, 680-681

installing, 677-678

obtaining, 675-677

process, 674

purchasing, 675

technology package, 673-674

uninstalling, 682-684

verification, 678-680

managing images, 667-672

backups, 667-669

boot system, 670-672

copying, 669-670

TFTP servers as backup, 667

TFTP servers to upgrade, 671

managing system files

naming conventions, 654-666

release families, 655-656

standard maintenance release, 660-662

system image filenames, 663-666

system image packaging, 658-663

trains, 655-656

mainline, 655-662

technology, 655-662

IP (Internet Protocol)

enabling on hosts, 16-17

switches, enabling on, 20-22

ip access-class command, 641

ip access-group 1 out command, 598

ip access-group command, 596-597, 647

ip access-list command, 600

ip access-list extended command, 600

ip access-list standard command, 600, 647

ip access-lists standard command, 605

IP addresses, 14

statically and dynamically assigned, 16-17

ip bandwidth-percent eigrp command, 357, 387

ip mtu size command, 511

ip ospf cost command, 434

ip ospf database command, 555

ip ospf message-digest-key command, 496

ip ospf message-digest-key key md5 password command, 496

IP packets, 3

ip route command, 82-85

IPv4

EIGRP

configuring for, 255-270

verifying with, 270-277

loopback interfaces, configuring, 28-29

router interfaces, configuring, 24-25

routing protocols, 62-64

static routes, 59-61

IPv4 ACLs

extended, 576, 614

applying to interfaces, 618-619

configuring, 616-625

creating named, 621-622

editing, 623-625

filtering traffic, 620-621

testing packets, 614-615

verifying, 622-623

guidelines for creation, 584-586

guidelines for placement, 587-591

interface

configuring routers, 24-25, 28-29

loopback, 28-29

numbering and naming, 576-577

processing packets with, 625-627

standard, 575, 591

applying to interfaces, 596-599

commenting, 601-603

configuring, 591-603

creating named, 600-601

editing named, 605-606

editing numbered, 604-605

entering criteria statements, 591

internal logic, 595-596

logic, 592

modifying, 603-611

placing, 588-589

securing VTY ports, 611-614

sequence numbers, 608-610

statistics, 607

verifying, 606-607

versus extended, 575

static summary routes, configuring, 128-133

troubleshooting, 625-629

common errors, 629-635

wildcard masks, 577-584

calculating, 581-582

IPv4 subnets, 579-580

keywords, 582-584

matching ranges, 580

IPv6

ACLs

applying to interfaces, 641

configuring, 637-645

creating, 635-637

verifying, 643-645

directly connected routes, 53-56

EIGRP

configuring for, 308-319

configuring for authentication, 368

verifying for, 319-325

interface, configuring routers, 25-28

router interfaces, configuring, 25-28

routing protocols, 64

static routes

configuring, 96-106

configuring default, 106

configuring summary, 133-138

verifying, 105-106

verifying default, 108-109

ipv6 access-list command, 640, 647

ipv6 address command, 315, 445

ipv6 bandwidth-percent eigrp command, 387

ipv6 eigrp command, 327

ipv6 eigrp interface command, 318-319

ipv6 ospf 10 area 0 command, 451

ipv6 ospf area command, 444

ipv6 ospf authentication ipsec spi command, 496

ipv6 route command, 96-97

ipv6 router eigrp command, 327

ipv6 router ospf process-id command, 450

ipv6 traffic-filter command, 641

ipv6 unicast-routing command, 97, 197, 316

IS-IS (Intermediate System-to-Intermediate System), 159, 395

ISR (Integrated Services Routers), 666

K-L

keywords, wildcard masks, 582-584

LANs (local-area networks), 8

large link-state database (LSDB), 397, 528

large routing table, 528

Layer 3 connectivity, EIGRP, troubleshooting, 374-375

LEDs, 18-19

level 1 parent routes, routing tables, 221-222

level 1 routes, routing tables, 220-221

level 2 child routes, routing tables, 222-224

license accept end user agreement command, 680, 687

license install command, 682-683

license save command, 682

licensing (IOS), 672

backing up, 682

Evaluation RTU license, 680-681

installing, 677-678

obtaining, 675-677

process, 674

purchasing, 675

technology package, 673-674

uninstalling, 682-684

verification, 678-680

link-local addresses, OSPF, 444-446

Link-State Acknowledgement (LSAck) packets, OSPF messages, 403

link-state advertisements (LSAs). See LSAs (link-state advertisements)

link-state databases, building, 210-211

link-state dynamic routing, 200-213

link-state operation, OSPF, 398

link-state packets (LSPs)

building, 208

flooding, 209-210

Link-State Request (LSR) packets, OSPF messages, 403

link-state routing protocols, 174-175, 213-215

link-state updates (LSUs), 203-208

OSPF messages, 403-406

load balancing

EIGRP, 242, 361-364

equal cost, 361

routing packets, 45

Loading state, OSPF, 406

local-area networks (LANs), 8

local-link addresses, configuring IPv6, 314-316

logic

ACLs (access control lists), 627-628

inbound, 625-626

outbound, 626

standard IPv4 ACLs, 592

internal, 595-596

loopback addresses, 261

EIGRP router IDs, 263

loopback interfaces, 28

IPv4, configuring, 28-29

LSAck (Link-State Acknowledgement) packets, OSPF messages, 403

LSAs (link-state advertisements), 398, 405

extensive flooding, 465

flooding, 410

multiarea OSPF, 534

operations, 536-539

type 1 router LSA, 535-536

type 2 network LSAs, 536

type 3 summary LSAs, 536-537

type 4 summary LSAs, 537-538

type 5 external LSAs, 538-539

LSDB (large link-state database), 397, 528

LSPs (link-state packets)

building, 208

flooding, 209-210

LSR (Link-State Request) packets, OSPF messages, 403

LSUs (link-state updates), 203-208

OSPF messages, 403-406

M

MAC (Media Access Control) addresses, 15

mainline trains (IOS), 655-662

managing IOS system files, naming conventions, 654-666

manual summarization, EIGRP, 347-353

configuring, 349-350

verifying, 351

maximum-paths command, 362, 387

MD5 (Message Digest 5) algorithm, 364-366

Media Access Control (MAC) addresses, 15

memory, routers, 6

Message Digest 5 (MD5) algorithm, 364-366

messages

dynamic routing protocols, 160

EIGRP

encapsulating, 251

packet headers, 252-255

OSPF, 401

encapsulating, 402

link-state updates, 405-406

packets, 402-404

routing protocol, 397

metric information (remote IPv6 network entries), 231

metrics, 44, 219

EIGRP, 280

bandwidth, 284-286

calculating, 287-290

composite, 281-282

delay, 286

interface values, 283

OSPF, cost, 425-434

routing protocols, 180-181

missing routes, troubleshooting, 144-146

modifying standard IPv4 ACLs, 603-611

Moy, John, 395, 455

MP5 (Message Digest 5) authentication, OSPF, 492-496

configuring, 496-497

example, 497-499

verifying, 499-501

multi-access networks, 463-466

multiarea OSPF, 528-530

configuring, 541-545

implementing, 541-542

LSAs, 534-535

router types, 532-534

route summarization, 545-546

calculating, 550

interarea, 546-552

routing tables, 539-541

two-layer area hierarchy, 530-532

type 1 router LSAs, 535-536

type 2 network LSAs, 536

type 3 summary LSAs, 536-537

type 4 summary LSAs, 537-538

type 5 external LSAs, 538-539

verifying, 552-559

versus single-area, 399-401

N

named ACLs, editing, 605-607

named extended IPv4 ACLs, creating, 621-622

named standard IPv4 ACLs, creating, 600-601

naming ACLs, 576-577

naming conventions, IOS system files, 654-666

NBMA (nonbroadcast multi-access) networks, 404, 463, 536

neighbor adjacencies

EIGRP, 241

establishing, OSPF, 407-408

neighbor table (OSPF), 397

neighbors

EIGRP

adjacency, 277-278

troubleshooting, 374-378

OSPF

securing between routing events, 489-501

troubleshooting single-area, 508-511

verifying, 435-436

OSPFv3, verifying, 451-452

network addressing

classful, 109-110

waste, 113-114

classless, CIDR, 114-119

documenting, 15-16

network command, 264-266, 327, 376, 379, 420-422, 450, 455, 474, 501, 509, 513, 518

wildcard mask, 266-268

network discovery, dynamic routing protocol, 166-168

network network-address command, 188

networks, 3-4. See also routing; subnets

addresses, summarizing, 133

advertising, 188-189

availability, 5

broadcast multiaccess, 463

connectivity, 13-22

filtering show command output, 34-36

verify interface settings, 29-31

verify IPv6 interface settings, 31-34

default gateways, 14-15

directly connected, 43

discontinuous, 177

dynamic routing, 157-158

protocols, 158-170

versus static, 161-162

IPv6, advertising, 196-198

multiaccess, 465-466

NBMA (nonbroadcast multiaccess), 404, 463, 536

point-to-multipoint, 463

point-to-point, 462

reliability, 5

remote, 43

reaching, 75

routers, 3-8

data storage, 6

forwarding to next hop, 40-41

packet-forwarding mechanisms, 9-12

paths, 9

sending packets, 39-40

switching functions, 38-39

routes, 220

routing protocols, 171-183

scalability, 5

speed, 4-5

stub, 77-79

topologies, 4

EIGRP, 255-256, 312-313, 335-338

OSPF, 414, 443-444, 462-465

subnets, 119-120

type 2 network LSAs, 536

next hop information (remote IPv6 network entries), 231

next hop information (remote network entries), 219

next-hop static routes, configuring, 85-87, 100-102

no 10 command, 605

no access-list command, 595-597, 604, 647

no auto-summary command, 384

no bandwidth command, 285, 433

no ip access-group command, 647

no ipv6 access-list command, 641

no ipv6 ospf dead-interval command, 488

no ipv6 ospf hello-interval command, 488

no ipv6 traffic-filter command, 641

no passive-interface command, 195, 424, 510

no router rip command, 187

no shutdown command, 29, 317

nonbroadcast multi-access (NBMA) networks, 404, 463, 536

Nonstop Forwarding (NSF), 376

Non-Volatile Random-Access Memory (NVRAM), 6

not-so-stubby area (NSSA), 531

NSF (Nonstop Forwarding), 376

NSSA (not-so-stubby area), 531

null authentication, OSPF, 492

numbered ACLs, editing, 604-605

numbering ACLs, 576-577

NVRAM (Non-Volatile Random-Access Memory), 6

O

Open Shortest Path First (OSPF). See OSPF (Open Shortest Path First)

operational states, OSPF, 406

OSPF (Open Shortest Path First), 44, 158, 455-456. See also OSPFv3

adjacency database, 397

adjusting interface bandwidth, 433

BDRs (Backup Designated Routers), 408-411

default election process, 474-476

verifying adjacencies, 472-473

verifying roles, 469-471

classless, 395

cost metric, 425-434

manually setting, 434

data structures, 396-397

default interface bandwidth, 430-433

default route propagation, 480-485

DRs (Designated Routers), 408-411, 467-468

default election process, 474-476

verifying adjacencies, 472-473

verifying roles, 469-471

establishing neighbor adjacencies, 407-408

evolution of, 394-396

features, 395-396

fine-tuning interfaces, 485-489

forwarding database, 397

intervals

Dead, 485

Hello, 485-486

modifying, 486-489

link-state operation, 398

LSDB (link-state database), 397

LSUs (link-state updates), 203-208

messages, 401

encapsulating, 402

link-state updates, 405-406

packets, 402-404

MP5 authentication, 492-496

configuring, 496-497

example, 497-499

verifying, 499-501

multiarea, 528-530

configuring, 541-545

implementing, 541-542

interarea route summarization, 546-552

LSAs, 534-539

route summarization, 545-550

routing tables, 539-541

two-layer area hierarchy, 530-532

verifying, 552-559

network topology, 414

network types, 462-465

null authentication, 492

operational states, 406

priorities, 477-478

changing, 478-480

reduced calculations, 530

reference bandwidth, adjusting, 427-430

route calculations, 540-541

routers, types, 532-534

routing protocol messages, 397

routing process, 28

routing tables, adding routes to, 212-213

securing routing updates between neighbors, 489-501

simple password authentication, 493

single-area, 394, 462, 521-522, 528-529

advanced configurations, 462-480

configuring, 414-424

passive interfaces, 422-424

troubleshooting, 501-520

wildcard mask, 420-421

single-area versus multiarea, 399-401

SPF algorithm, 398

states, 501

synchronizing databases, 411-413

troubleshooting

commands, 502-505

components, 505-506

neighbor issues, 508-511

routing table issues, 511, 514

verifying

interface settings, 438

neighbors, 435-436

process information, 437-438

protocol settings, 436-437

OSPFv3, 214

configuring router ID, 446-449

configuring single-area, 439-451

enabling on interfaces, 450-451

link-local addresses, 444-446

modifying router ID, 449-450

network topology, 443-444

troubleshooting, 514-520

verifying, 451

interfaces, 453

neighbors, 451-452

protocol settings, 452-453

routing table, 453-454

outbound ACLs, 574-575

outbound logic, ACLs (access control lists), 626-627

outgoing interface (directly connected entries), 218

outgoing interface information (IPv6 directly connected entries), 229

outgoing interface information (remote IPv6 network entries), 231

outgoing interface information (remote network entries), 219

output, show commands, filtering, 34-36

P

packet-forwarding mechanisms, routers, 9-12

packet headers, EIGRP messages, 252-255

packets, 3

EIGRP

Acknowledgement, 246-249

Hello, 245-247

Query, 246-250

Reply, 246, 250-251

Update, 246-248

encapsulating, 39

filtering, 572-573

forwarding, static routes, 143

link-state

building, 208

flooding, 209-210

OSPF messages, 402-404

processing, ACLs (access control lists), 625-627

routing, 5-6, 41-43

AD (administrative distance), 46-47

best paths, 43-47

load balancing, 45

sending, 39-40

testing, extended IPv4 ACLs, 614-615

PAK (Product Activation Key), 663, 675, 687

parameters, EIGRP, troubleshooting, 375

partial updates, EIGRP, 242

passive interface

EIGRP, 268

verifying, 269-270

routing tables, 378-380

routers, configuring, 193-195

single-area OSPFv2, 422-424

passive-interface command, 194, 268-269, 319, 378-380, 423

passive-interface default command, 195, 424

passive states, routes, 298

paths

routers, 9

routing packets, 43-47

bets paths, 44

load balancing, 45

PDMs (protocol-dependent modules), EIGRP, 242-243

ping command, 34, 91

placing ACLs (access control lists), 587-591

point-to-multipoint networks, 463

point-to-point networks, 462

Point-to-Point Protocol (PPP) encapsulated frame, 39

ports, VTY, securing with IPv4 ACLs, 611-614

PPP (Point-to-Point Protocol) encapsulated frame, 39

priorities, OSPF, 477-478

changing, 478-480

process information, OSPF, verifying, 437-438

process switching packet-forwarding mechanism, 9-10

processing packets, ACLs (access control lists), 625-627

Product Activation Key (PAK), 663, 675, 687

propagating default routes

EIGRP, 353-354

IPv6, 355-356

verification, 355-357

static

OSPFv2, 480-481

OSPFv3, 482-484

protocol data unit (PDU), 15

protocol-dependent modules (PDMs), EIGRP, 186, 242-243

protocols. See also specific protocols

BGP (Border Gateway Protocol), 159, 172

classful routing, 112-113

dynamic routing, 61, 66, 158, 163-166, 232

achieving convergence, 170

distance vector, 181-183

evolution, 158-159

IPv4, 62-64

IPv6, 64

main components, 159

network discovery, 166-168

purpose, 159-160

role, 160-161

routing information exchange, 168-169

versus static, 161-162

EGP (Exterior Gateway Protocol), 171-173

EIGRP (Enhanced Gateway Routing Protocol), 45, 159, 240, 277, 334, 386-388

authentication, 364-370

autonomous system numbers, 257-259

auto-summarization, 335-347

bandwidth utilization, 357-359

basic features, 240-242

bounded updates, 242

characteristics, 240-245

classless, 240

configuring for IPv4, 255-270

configuring for IPv6, 308-319

convergence, 280

default route propagation, 353-357

DUAL (Diffusing Update Algorithm), 241, 290-296, 302-308

Hello intervals, 359-360

Hold times, 359-360

initial route discover, 277-280

interface values, 283

IPv6 network topology, 312-313

load balancing, 242, 361-364

manual summarization, 347-353

messages, 251-255

metrics, 280-290

neighbor adjacencies, 241, 277-278

network topology, 255-256

packets, 245-251

partial updates, 242

passive interface, 268-270

PDMs (protocol-dependent modules), 242-243

Reliable Transport Protocol (RTP), 241

router ID, 261-263

RTP (Reliable Transport Protocol), 243-244

topology tables, 278-279, 297-302

troubleshooting, 370-385

verifying for IPv6, 319-325

verifying process, 263-264

verifying with IPv4, 270-277

hybrid routing, 242

IGP (Interior Gateway Protocol), 171-173, 395

IGRP (Interior Gateway Routing Protocol), 159

IS-IS (Intermediate System-to-Intermediate System), 159

link-state, 213-215

OSPF (Open Shortest Path First), 44, 158, 455-456

adjusting interface bandwidth, 433

adjusting reference bandwidth, 427-430

BDRs (Backup Designated Routers), 408-411

configuring, 414-424

cost metric, 425-434

data structures, 396-397

default interface bandwidth, 430-433

DRs (Designated Routers), 408-411

establishing neighbor adjacencies, 407-408

evolution of, 394-395

features, 395-396

link-state operation, 398

messages, 401-406

network topology, 414

operational states, 406

passive interfaces, 422-424

priorities, 477-480

routing protocol messages, 397

single-area versus multiarea, 399-401

SPF algorithm, 398

synchronizing databases, 411-413

verifying, 435-438

wildcard masks, 420-421

OSPFv3

configuring router ID, 446-449

configuring single-area, 439-451

enabling on interfaces, 450-451

link-local addresses, 444-446

modifying router ID, 449-450

network topology, 443-444

verifying, 451-454

RIP (Routing Information Protocol), 44, 158

routing, 171, 241

characteristics, 179

classful, 171, 175-177

classifying, 171-174

classless, 171, 177-178

distance vector, 173-174

distance vector protocols, 173-174

EGP (Exterior Gateway Protocol), 172-173

EGRP (Exterior Gateway Routing Protocol), 184-186

IGP (Interior Gateway Protocol), 172-173

link-state, 174-175

link-state dynamic, 200-215

metrics, 180-181

RIPng, 196-200

RIP (Routing Information Protocol), 183-196

single-area OSPF

advanced configurations, 462-480

default route propagation, 480-485

fine-tuning interfaces, 485-489

securing routing updates between neighbors, 489-501

troubleshooting, 501-520

purchasing Cisco IOS licensing, 675

Q-R

quad zero routes, 93

Query packets (EIGRP), 246, 249-250

RAM (Random-Access Memory), 6

ranges, matching, wildcard masks, 580

RD (reported distance), 295-296, 327

Read-Only Memory (ROM), 6

recursive lookups, 86

redistribute static command, 354-356, 387

reduced calculations, OSPF, 530

reference bandwidth, 289

adjusting, 427-430

regular (non-backbone) area, OSPF two-layer area hierarchy, 531

release families, Cisco IOS, 655-656

reliability, networks, 5

Reliable Transport Protocol (RTP), EIGRP, 241-244

reload command, 677, 681-683

remark command, 602

remote IPv6 route entries, routing tables, 230-231

remote network route entries, routing tables, 218-219

remote network routing entries, 49-50

remote networks, 43

reaching, 75

remote routes, 47

Reply packets (EIGRP), 246, 250-251

reported distance (RD), 295-296, 327

RIP (Routing Information Protocol), 44, 158, 183-196

automatic summarization, disabling, 192-193

configuring, 186-188

default static routes, propagating, 195-196

passive interfaces, configuring, 193-195

RIPng, 196-200

ROM (Read-Only Memory), 6

route lookup process, routing tables, 224-227

route propagation

EIGRP, 353-354

IPv6, 355-356

verification, 355-357

static

OSPFv2, 480-481

OSPFv3, 482-484

route source information (directly connected entries), 217

route source information (IPv6 directly connected entries), 229

route source information (remote IPv6 network entries), 231

route source information (remote network entries), 218

route summarization, multiarea OSPF, 545-546

calculating, 550

interarea, 546-552

route timestamp information (remote network entries), 219

router command, 259-260

router eigrp as-number command, 375

router eigrp autonomous-system command, 257

router eigrp command, 260, 263, 327

router ID (OSPFv3)

EIGRP, 261-263

OSPFv3

configuring, 446-449

modifying, 449-450

router ospf process-id command, 455

routers, 3-8

2-WAY/DROTHER, 472

ABRs (Area Border Routers), 400

BDRs (Backup Designated Routers), 406, 462

OSPF, 408-411, 469-476

border, 337

configuring, 22-23

IPv4 interface, 24-25

IPv4 loopback interface, 28-29

IPv6 interface, 25-28

data storage, 6

default gateways, 15

DROTHERs, 410

DRs (designated routers), 406, 462

OSPF, 408-411, 467-476

forwarding to next hop, 40-41

FULL/BDR, 472

FULL/DR, 472

FULL/DROTHER DR/BDR, 472

initial configuration, 4-12

IRS (Integrated Services Routers), 666

network attacks, 489-492

OSPF (Open Shortest Path First) types, 532-534

packet-forwarding mechanisms, 9-12

packets

AD (administrative distance), 46-47

best path for routing, 43-47

load balancing, 45

routing, 41-43

sending, 39-40

PAK (Product Activation Key), 663

passive interfaces, configuring, 193-195

paths, 9

sending packets, 39-40

stub, 78, 106

switching functions, 38-39

type 1 router LSA, 535-536

routes

active states, 298

default, troubleshooting, 144-146

directly connected, 51-56

missing, troubleshooting, 144-146

passive states, 298

static, 78, 82-85

configuring default, 93-94

default, propagating, 195-196

floating, 138-142

IPv4, 59-61, 82-93, 128-133

IPv6, 96-106, 133-138

packet forwarding, 143

troubleshooting, 142-146

verifying default, 94-95

statically connected, 56-58

supernet, summarizing, 115-116

routing

CIDR (Classless Inter-Domain Routing), 176

classful routing protocols, 112-113

dynamic, 75, 157

link-state, 200-215

protocols, 158-170

routing tables, 215-231

versus static, 161-162

exchanging information, 168-169

packets, 41-43

AD (administrative distance), 46-47

best paths, 43-47

paths, 45

remote network entries, 49-50

static, 73-74

CIDR, 117-119

default routes, 79-80

default static routes, 106-109

floating static routes, 81

implementing, 75-81

primary uses, 77-78

standard routes, 79

static routes, 78, 82-106

summary static routes, 80

versus dynamic, 76-77

Routing Information Protocol (RIP). See RIP (Routing Information Protocol)

routing protocols, 171, 232, 241. See also protocols

BGP (Border Gateway Protocol), 159

characteristics, 179

classful, 171, 175-177

classifying, 171-174

classless, 171, 177-178

distance vector, 173-174

dynamic, 181-183

EGP (Exterior Gateway Protocol), 172-173

EGRP (Exterior Gateway Routing Protocol), 159, 184-186, 240, 277, 334, 386-388

authentication, 244-245, 364-370

autonomous system numbers, 257-259

auto-summarization, 335-347

bandwidth utilization, 357-359

basic features, 240-242

bounded updates, 242

characteristics, 240-245

classless, 240

configuring for IPv4, 255-270

configuring for IPv6, 308-319

convergence, 280

default route propagation, 353-357

DUAL (Diffusing Update Algorithm), 241, 290-296, 302-308

Hello intervals, 359-360

Hold times, 359-360

initial route discover, 277-280

interface values, 283

IPv6 network topology, 312-313

load balancing, 242, 361-364

manual summarization, 347-353

messages, 251-255

metrics, 280-290

neighbor adjacencies, 241, 277-278

network topology, 255-256

packets, 245-251

partial updates, 242

passive interface, 268-270

PDMs (protocol-dependent modules), 242-243

Reliable Transport Protocol (RTP), 241

router ID, 261-263

RTP (Reliable Transport Protocol), 243-244

topology tables, 278-279, 297-302

troubleshooting, 370-385

verifying for IPv6, 319-325

verifying process, 263-264

verifying with IPv4, 270-277

hybrid, 242

IGP (Interior Gateway Protocol), 172-173

IGRP (Interior Gateway Routing Protocol), 159

IS-IS (Intermediate System-to-Intermediate System), 159

link-state, 174-175

metrics, 180-181

OSPF (Open Shortest Path First), 158, 455-456

adjusting interface bandwidth, 433

adjusting reference bandwidth, 427-430

BDRs (Backup Designated Routers), 408-411

configuring, 414-424

cost metric, 425-434

data structures, 396-397

default interface bandwidth, 430-433

DRs (Designated Routers), 408-411

establishing neighbor adjacencies, 407-408

evolution of, 394-395

features, 395-396

link-state operation, 398

messages, 401-406

network topology, 414

operational states, 406

passive interfaces, 422-424

routing protocol messages, 397

single-area versus multiarea, 399-401

SPF algorithm, 398

synchronizing databases, 411-413

verifying, 435-438

wildcard masks, 420-421

OSPFv3

configuring router ID, 446-449

configuring single-area, 439-451

enabling on interfaces, 450-451

link-local addresses, 444-446

modifying router ID, 449-450

network topology, 443-444

verifying, 451-454

RIP (Routing Information Protocol), 158, 183-196

configuring, 186-188

RIPng, 196-200

routing tables, 43, 47

adding OSPF routes to, 212-213

analyzing, 47-50

auto-summarization, troubleshooting, 382-385

dynamically learned IPv4 routes, 219-224

EIGRP, troubleshooting, 378-385

empty, 51

IPv4 route entries, 215-219

IPv4 route lookup process, 224-227

IPv6, 227-231

large, 528

level 1 parent routes, 221-222

level 1 routes, 220-221

level 2 child routes, 222-224

missing network statement, 380-382

multiarea OSPF, 539-541

OSPFv3, verifying, 453-454

passive interface, 378-380

single-area OSPF, troubleshooting, 511, 514

sources, 48-49

summarized routes, 116

ultimate route, 220

routing updates, OSPF, securing between neighbors, 489-501

RTP (Reliable Transport Protocol), EIGRP, 241-244, 326

S

saving Cisco IOS licenses, 682

scalability, networks, 5

Secure Shell (SSH), 19

security

ACLs (access control lists), 566-570, 646-647

extended, 576

extended IPv4, 614-625

guidelines for creation, 584-586

guidelines for placement, 587-591

inbound, 574

IPv6, 635-645

numbering and naming, 576-577

operation, 574-575

outbound, 574-575

packet filtering, 572-573

processing packets with, 625-627

standard, 575

standard IPv4, 588-614

standard versus extended, 575

TCP conversations, 568-570

troubleshooting, 625-635

wildcard masks, 577-584

authentication, EIGRP, 364-370

sending packets, routers, 39-40

sequence numbers, standard ACLs, 608-610

servers, TFTP, 687

Shortest Path First (SPF) algorithm. See SPF (Shortest Path First) algorithm

show access-list command, 595

show access-lists 1 command, 604

show access-lists command, 607-610, 623, 644, 647

show cdp neighbors command, 146

show commands, 12, 29, 276

filtering output, 34-36

show flash0 command, 670, 682

show flash command, 664-665, 686

show interface command, 283, 286

show interfaces command, 31, 284-285

show ip eigrp interfaces command, 376

show ip eigrp neighbors command, 270-271, 327, 369-371, 380, 388

show ip eigrp topology all-links command, 301, 342

show ip eigrp topology command, 298, 304

show ip interface brief command, 29-30, 271, 374, 505

show ip interface command, 31, 606, 623, 647

show ip interface g0/0 command, 622

show ip ospf command, 437-438, 503

show ip ospf database command, 397, 555

show ip ospf interface brief command, 438, 553

show ip ospf interface command, 438, 470, 485, 503-505, 509

show ip ospf interface s0/0/0 command, 430

show ip ospf interface serial 0/0/1 command, 438

show ip ospf neighbor command, 397, 435-436, 472, 486, 502

show ip ospf neighbors command, 456, 505

show ip protocols command, 191, 193-194, 233, 263, 269, 272-273, 282, 338-347, 354, 361, 371, 375, 378, 381-383, 387-388, 423, 436-437, 456, 502, 509, 553

show ip route | begin Gateway command, 148

show ip route command, 29-31, 49, 58, 273-276, 300, 371, 388, 397, 481, 554

show ip route ospf command, 505-506, 554

show ip route static command, 92-94

show ipv6 eigrp neighbors command, 320-321, 369

show ipv6 interface brief command, 32, 316, 321, 444, 638

show ipv6 interface command, 33, 644

show ipv6 interface gigabitethernet 0/0 command, 32

show ipv6 ospf command, 516

show ipv6 ospf interface brief command, 451

show ipv6 ospf interface command, 453, 489, 515

show ipv6 ospf neighbor command, 451-452, 489, 515

show ipv6 protocols command, 233, 319-321, 450-453, 514

show ipv6 route command, 64, 228, 356, 484

show ipv6 route ospf command, 453-454, 517

show license command, 679-681, 687

show license feature command, 674

show license udi command, 676, 687

show running-config command, 377-378, 595, 603-604, 609, 644, 647

show running-config interface command, 29-31

show version command, 670, 678, 687

shutdown command, 305-306

simple password authentication, OSPF, 493

single-area OSPF, 394, 462, 521-522, 528-529

BDRs (Backup Designated Routers), 408-411

default election process, 474-476

verifying adjacencies, 472

verifying roles, 469-471

configuring, 414-424

advanced configurations, 462-480

cost metric, 425-434

data structures, 396-397

default route propagation, 480-485

DRs (Designated Routers), 408-411, 467-468

default election process, 474-476

verifying adjacencies, 472-473

verifying roles, 469-470

establishing neighbor adjacencies, 407-408

features, 395-396

fine-tuning interfaces, 485-488

intervals

Dead, 485

Hello, 485-486

modifying, 486-489

link-state operation, 398

messages, 401

encapsulating, 402

link-state updates, 405-406

packets, 402-404

MP5 authentication, 492-496

configuring, 496-497

example, 497-499

verifying, 499-501

network topology, 414

network types, 462-465

operational states, 406

passive interfaces, 422-424

priorities, 477

changing, 478-480

routing protocol messages, 397

securing routing updates between neighbors, 489-501

SPF algorithm, 398

states, 501

synchronizing databases, 411-413

troubleshooting, 501-520

commands, 502-505

components, 505-507

neighbor issues, 508-511

routing table issues, 511-514

verifying

interface settings, 438

neighbors, 435-436

process information, 437-438

protocol settings, 436-437

versus multiarea, 399-401

wildcard mask, 420-421

single-area OSPFv3

configuring, 439-451

configuring router ID, 446-449

enabling on interfaces, 450-451

link-local addresses, 444-446

modifying router ID, 449-450

network topology, 443-444

verifying

interfaces, 453

neighbors, 451-452

protocol settings, 452-453

routing table, 453-454

software licensing (IOS), 672

backing up, 682

Evaluation RTU license, 680-681

installing, 677-678

obtaining, 675-677

process, 674

purchasing, 675

technology package, 673-674

uninstalling, 682-684

verification, 678-680

speed, networks, 4-5

SPF (shortest path first) algorithm, 201-203, 394, 398, 529

trees, building, 211-212

SSH (Secure Shell), 19

standard ACLs, 575, 587

standard IPv4 ACLs (access control lists)

applying to interfaces, 596-599

commenting, 601-603

configuring, 591-603

creating named, 600-601

editing named, 605-606

editing numbered, 604-605

entering criteria statements, 591

internal logic, 595-596

logic, 592

modifying, 603-611

placing, 588-589

securing VTY ports, 611-614

sequence numbers, 608-610

statistics, 607-608

verifying, 606-607

standard maintenance release, IOS, 660-662

standard routes, static routing, 79

states, OSPF, 501

statically assigned IP addresses, 16-17

statically connected routes, 56-58

static routes, 78

configuring default, 93-94

default, propagating, 195-196

floating, 138-139

configuring, 140

testing, 141-142

IPv4, 59-61

configuring, 82-93

configuring summary, 128-133

IPv6

configuring, 96-106

configuring default routes, 106

configuring summary, 133-138

verifying, 105-109

packet forwarding, 143

troubleshooting, 142-143

configuration, 144-146

verifying default, 94-95

static routing, 73-74

CIDR, 117-119

configuring IPv4, 85

default routes, 79-80

floating static routes, 81

implementing, 75-81

primary uses, 77-78

standard routes, 79

static routes, 78

configuring default static IPv6 routes, 106

configuring IPv4, 82-93

configuring IPv4 default, 93-94

configuring IPv6 static routes, 96-106

verifying default, 94-95

verifying default static IPv6 routes, 108-109

verifying IPv6 static routes, 105-106

summary static routes, 80

versus dynamic, 76-77, 161-162

statistics, ACLs (access control lists), 607-608

stub networks, 77-79

stub routers, 106

subnet masking

FLSM (fixed-length subnet masking), 120-121

VLSM, 119

subnet masks, 14

classful, 110-111

subnets, 119-121

subnetting, 123-125

unused addresses, 120

VLSMs (variable-length subnet masks), 121-128, 176, 179

subnetting

subnets, 123-125

VLSMs (variable length subnet masks), 74, 109

successors, 293

FSs (feasibility successors), 295

DUAL, 304-305

summarized routes, routing tables, 116

summarizing

auto-summarization

EIGRP (Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol), 335-347

troubleshooting routing tables, 382-385

manual summarization, EIGRP, 347-353

supernet routes, 115-116

summary routes

calculating, 550

static IPv4, configuring, 128-133

static IPv6, configuring, 133-138

summary static routes, static routing, 80

supernet routes, 221

summarizing, 115-116

SVI (switched virtual interface), 20-22

switches, enabling IP on, 20-22

switching functions, routers, 38-39

synchronizing OSPF databases, 411-413

system files (IOS), managing, 654-666

system image filenames (IOS), 663-666

system image packaging (IOS), 658-663

T

T (technology) trains, IOS, 655-662

tables

addressing, 16

routing

adding OSPF routes to, 212-213

analyzing, 47-50

auto-summarization, 382-385

dynamically learned IPv4 routes, 219-224

empty, 51

IPv4 route entries, 215-219

IPv4 route lookup process, 224-227

IPv6, 227-231

large, 528

level 1 parent routes, 221-222

level 1 routes, 220-221

level 2 child routes, 222-224

missing network statement, 380-382

multiarea OSPF, 539-541

passive interface, 378-380

single-area OSPF, 511, 524

sources, 48-49

summarized routes, 116

troubleshooting EIGRP, 378-385

ultimate route, 220

verifying OSPFv3, 453-454

topology

EIGRP, 278-279, 297-302

OSPF, 397

technology package, IOS licensing, 673-674

terminal emulation software, 19

terminal length number command, 34

testing floating static routes, 141-142

TFTP servers, 687

Cisco IOS images, 667

upgrades, 671

TLV (type, length, value), data fields, EIGRP messages, 251-255

topologies, 4

diagrams, 16

OSPF networks, 414-444

subnets, 119-120

topology table

EIGRP, 278-279, 297-302

OSPF, 397

traceroute command, 91

tracert command, 12

traffic, filtering, extended IPv4 ACLs, 620-621

trains, Cisco IOS

mainline, 655-662

technology, 655-662

transit (backbone) area, OSPF two-layer area hierarchy, 530

troubleshooting

ACLs (access control lists), 625-629

common errors, 629-635

connectivity problems, 147-149

default routes, 144-146

EIGRP, 370-374

basic commands, 370-372

interfaces, 376-378

Layer 3 connectivity, 374-375

neighbors, 374-378

parameters, 375

routing tables, 378-385

OSPF (Open Shortest Path First)

commands, 502-505

components, 505-506

single-area OSPF, 501-520

neighbor issues, 508-511

routing table issues, 511, 514

static routes, 142-143

configuration, 144-146

two-layer area hierarchy, multiarea OSPF, 530-532

Two-way state, OSPF, 406

type 1 router LSAs, 535-536

type 2 network LSAs, 536

type 3 summary LSAs, 536-537

type 4 summary LSAs, 537-538

type 5 external LSAs, 538-539

type, length, value (TLV), data fields, EIGRP messages, 251-255

U

UDIs (Unique Device Identifiers), 676-677

ultimate route, routing tables, 220

unequal cost load balancing, 45, 242

uninstalling Cisco IOS licenses, 682-684

Unique Device Identifiers (UDIs), 676-677

unused addresses, subnets, 120

Update packets (EIGRP), 246-248

updates

EIGRP, 242

event-driven, 213

link-state, OSPF, 405-406

V

Variable Length Subnet Mask (VLSM). See VLSM (Variable Length Subnet Mask)

verifying

auto-summarization, 340-347

Cisco IOS licensing, 678-680

DR/BDR adjacencies, 472-473

DR/BDR roles, 469-471

EIGRP

authentication, 369-370

for IPv6, 319-325

passive interface, 269-270

with IPv4, 270-277

default static routes, 94-95

extended IPv4 ACLs, 622-623

IPv6 ACLs, 643-645

manual summary routes, 351

multiarea OSPF, 552-559

OSPF

interface settings, 438

neighbors, 435-436

process information, 437-438

protocol settings, 436-437

OSPFv3

interfaces, 453

neighbors, 451-452

protocol settings, 452-453

routing table, 453-454

propagated default route, 481-482

propagated IPv6 route, 484-485

propagated default routes, 355-357

standard ACLs, 606-607

static routes, default IPv6, 108-109

virtual links, 464

VLSMs (Variable Length Subnet Masks), 74, 109, 119-128, 176, 179

subnetting subnets, 123-125

VTY ports, securing with standard IPv4 ACLs, 611-614

W-Z

WANs (wide-area networks), 8

waste, classful addressing, 113-114

wide-area networks (WANs), 8

wildcard masks

ACLs (access control lists), 577-584

IPv4 subnets, 579-580

matching ranges, 580

calculating, 581-582

keywords, 582-584

network command, 266-268

single-area OSPFv2, 420-421

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