IP Routing

Classful Addressing

Subnetting

Subnet Masking

Variable Length Subnet Masks

Supernetting

Assigning IP Addresses to Interfaces

Configuring Static Routes

Configuring Static Routes with Distance

Configuring Static Routes with Tag

Configuring IP Route Verification

Configuring a Default Gateway

Using IP Trace

OSPF

Start the OSPF Routing Process

Defining Interfaces and Areas

Opaque Link-State Advertisements

Summarizing Address Information

Authentication

Extending Areas Using Virtual Links

Configuring OSPF Interface Operations

Configuring Multiple Parallel Routes

Configuring SPF Delay and Holddown Timers

Configuring an OSPF SPF Exponential Backoff

Configuring OSPF Default Route Origination

Configuring IGP Redistribution

Configuring OSPF Administrative Distance

Display Information About OSPF

Integrated IS-IS

Hello Packets

Link-State PDUs

Sequence Number PDUs

Network Entity Titles

Enabling Integrated IS-IS on the Router

Configuring a NET

Configure Multiple Areas

Configuring Administrative Distance

Enabling IS-IS on an Interface

Enabling Route Summarization

Configuring Interface Parameters

Understanding IS-IS Route Leaking

Clearing the IS-IS Database

Configuring Multiple Parallel Routes

Configuring Passwords

Configuring Multiple Passwords for IS-IS Authentication

Configuring IS-IS Default Route Origination

Configuring IGP Redistribution

BGP

BGP Neighbors

Reducing the Number of Peer Relationships

Performing a Neighbor Shutdown

Redistributing Between Routing Domains

Filtering Routes

Aggregate Routes

Related Information

Required Tasks

Additional Tasks

Enabling BGP Routing

Identifying Networks

Configuring BGP Neighbors

Configuring a BGP Neighbor Description

Configuring Passwords for BGP Neighbors

Resetting BGP Connections

Configuring Maximum Number of Route Instances

Configuring Maximum Number of Unique Routes

Configuring Minimum Available Memory

Sample Configuration of Soft-Landing

Configuring Next-Hop

Configuring BGP Weights

Configuring Local Preference

Configuring MED

Configuring Administrative Distance

Configuring Advertisement Interval

Configuring EBGP-Multihop

Redistributing Network 0.0.0.0

Configuring BGP Soft Configuration

Disabling BGP Fast External fallover

Configuring Loopback Interfaces

Peer Groups

Communities

Route-based Access Lists

Prefix Based Access Lists

AS-path Access Lists

Community Access Lists

Route Maps

Confederations

Route Reflectors

Redistributing Aggregate Addresses

Adjusting BGP Timers

Configuring the BGP Version

Configuring Route Dampening

Limiting Route Updates

Enabling Logging for BGP Neighbor Changes

OIF-UNI

Configuring Optical Nodes

Configuring Optical Paths

Filtering Lists and Netflow Configuration

Prefix Based Access Lists

AS-Path Access Lists

Applying AS-path Access Lists Using Route Maps

Community Based Access Lists

Packet Filtering Access Lists

Configuring a QoS Packet Filtering Access List

Configuring Netflow Behavior

Configuring Individual Netflows

Support for Netflow Version 9

Route Maps

Route Map Commands

Adding Instances

Deleting Instances

Filtering Route Updates

Modifying Route Updates

Route Reflectors

Configuring Multiple Clusters in an AS

Index

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