Enabling IP Routing with Cisco Routers

Enabling IP routing with Cisco routers is a comprehensive IP routing reference guide for network architects as well as students preparing for the CCNP and ccdp exams. Using clear, concise language and a variety of practical case studies, the book provides a seamless, logical progression of all practical aspects of enabling IP routing. It follows a simple-to-complex approach in the discussion of IP routing protocols, and covers the odd, Rip, igrp, Eiger, and BGP protocols. Detailed coverage of MPLS, Constraint-Based routing, QoS, traffic engineering, and OSPF and BGP integration is also provided. The focus on implementation and real-life examples and case studies make enabling IP routing with Cisco routers a practical guide that is easy to use in real-world scenarios.Key features* addresses the implementation and configuration of IP routing, legacy routing protocols, modern era routing protocols (MPLS, BGP, and OSPF), Constraint-Based routing, QoS, and fundamentals of routing algorithms* covers the essential material tested on the Cisco exam 'building scalable Cisco internetworks' (Bsci 642-801) required CCNP and ccdp certification* explains even the most tedious and complicated concepts of IP routing in interesting and easy-to-understand language.Table of Contents: contents: Part I IP Routing1. Introduction to routing; 2. The OSI network layer; 3. Static and dynamic routing; 4. Routing information protocol; 5. Interior gateway routing protocol; 6. Enhanced interior gateway protocol; 7. Open shortest path first routing protocol; 8. Intermediate system to intermediate system; 9. Border gateway protocol; 10. Redistribution; 11. On demand routing and default routing; 12. Route maps and filtering II case Studies13. Bgp case study; 14. Eigrp case study; 15. Igrp case study; 16. Is_is case study; 17. Odd case study; 18. Ospf case study; 19. Redistribution case study; 20. Rip case study; 21. Route maps case study appendix - About the cd-romindexabout author: R. Das is an electronics and communications engineer, and works as a senior engineer with digital intelligence systems Corporation (disys) inc. Prior to joining disys, Das worked with companies such as HP, compared, and digital equipment Corporation. He is CCIE, CCNA, ccda, ccdp, and CCNP Certified. In addition, he has Solaris, hp-ux, Tru64, Oracle OCD, and MCS +I certifications.K. Chakrabarty has an engineering degree in Electronics and telecommunications. She has experience in network planning, administration, operations, and network maintenance mainly using Cisco products. Chakrabarty is CCNA and CCNP Certified.

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