Chapter 12: Routing Protocols Outline:
Chapter Review |
Chapter Overview |
12.1 | Initial Router Configuration
12.1.1 | Setup mode
12.1.2 | The initial IP routing table
12.1.3 | How a router learns about destinations
12.1.4 | The ip route command
12.1.5 | Using the ip route command
12.1.6 | The ip default-network command
12.1.7 | Using the ip default-network command
12.2 | Interior and Exterior Routing Protocols
12.2.1 | Autonomous system
12.2.2 | Interior versus exterior routing protocols
12.2.3 | Interior IP routing protocols
12.2.4 | IP routing configuration tasks
12.2.5 | Using the router and network commands
12.3 | RIP
12.3.1 | Key elements of RIP
12.3.2 | Using router rip and network commands to enable RIP
12.3.3 | Enabling RIP on an IP-addressed network
12.3.4 | Monitoring of IP packet flow using the show ip protocol command
12.3.5 | The show ip route command
12.4 | IGRP
12.4.1 | Key characteristics of IGRP
12.4.2 | Using router igrp and network commands to enable IGRP
12.4.3 | Enabling IGRP on an IP-addressed network
12.4.4 | Monitoring IP packet flow using the show ip protocol command
12.4.5 | The show ip interfaces command
12.4.6 | The show ip route command
12.4.7 | The debug ip rip command
12.5 | Challenge Labs
12.5.1 | Rip convergence challenge
12.5.2 | Routing loops setup challenge
12.5.3 | Preventing routing loops
Chapter Summary |
Chapter Quiz |