- Discusses how network traffic flow is complicated by the fact that each routing vendor has its own propietary implementation or extension to the routing protocols.
- Covers both Juniper and Cisco routing, and touches on other vendor implementations.
- Focuses on routing policy, covering Border Gateway Protocol in depth.
- Includes real-world multivendor configuration examples.
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Obtain a clear understanding of how routing information and traffic flows on a multivendor network
Routing policies for networks are often complex and not well understood. Many books detail the operation of routing protocols such as OSPF or BGP, but none place the protocols in the context of routing policies and the real world of ISP peering and customer relationships. Once realistic expectations of packet routing behavior are added to the basic routing protocols, routing policies are unavoidable. Fortunately, Walter Goralski sheds some much-needed light on this intricate protocol-policy relationship by offering two important benefits where other routing books fall short.
Goralski covers both Juniper and Cisco, and touches on other vendor implementations. Next, he focuses on real routing policy situations-the way routing domains actually work-instead of just detailing the protocol anatomy. Real-world multivendor configuration examples make this a hands-on guide for the network engineer or administrator who needs to optimize network traffic flows.
Topics covered include:
* Addressing and routing
* Subnets and supernets
* ISP peering and routing policies
* Cisco and Juniper Networks router configuration
* Routing Information Protocol (RIP)
* Configuring RIP, OSPF, IS-IS, and BGP
* Routing policies for all networking situations
Routing policies for networks are often complex and not well understood. Many books detail the operation of routing protocols such as OSPF or BGP, but none place the protocols in the context of routing policies and the real world of ISP peering and customer relationships. Once realistic expectations of packet routing behavior are added to the basic routing protocols, routing policies are unavoidable. Fortunately, Walter Goralski sheds some much-needed light on this intricate protocol-policy relationship by offering two important benefits where other routing books fall short.
Goralski covers both Juniper and Cisco, and touches on other vendor implementations. Next, he focuses on real routing policy situations-the way routing domains actually work-instead of just detailing the protocol anatomy. Real-world multivendor configuration examples make this a hands-on guide for the network engineer or administrator who needs to optimize network traffic flows.
Topics covered include:
* Addressing and routing
* Subnets and supernets
* ISP peering and routing policies
* Cisco and Juniper Networks router configuration
* Routing Information Protocol (RIP)
* Configuring RIP, OSPF, IS-IS, and BGP
* Routing policies for all networking situations
About the Author
WALTER J. GORALSKI is an instructor and course developer at Juniper Networks, the number-two vendor of network routing products. Goralski has more than 35 years of experience in data communications, including 14 years at AT&T. He has written seven books on networking topics, the most recent one on optical networking.
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This review is from: Juniper and Cisco Routing: Policy and Protocols for Multivendor IP Networks (Paperback)
Everyone knows Juniper is a routing player. Heck, their best guys came from Cisco. This is the first book I've seen that really nails the tech issues of routing when you have both Juniper and Cisco on your network. I highly recommend it.
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great book about routing policy,
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This review is from: Juniper and Cisco Routing: Policy and Protocols for Multivendor IP Networks (Paperback)
You cannot find other books have so much infomation about real network description on routing policy. Like IS-IS L2-L1 route leaking, you cannot find so detailed information on other books.
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The days of conceiving the Internet as something to be mapped, grasped, understood, controlled, and so on are quite frankly gone. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
route damping, route leaking, ebgp group, edit protocols bgp, router isis, border muter, classless operation, loopback interface address, community attribute values, access muter, backdoor links, route reflectors, simple routing policy, input current rating, isis router, nonstub area, community regular expression, contributing route, family inet, manual redistribution, redistributed routes, most router vendors, router bgp, total stub, originating router Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Router Age Seq, United States, Los Angeles, Token Ring, Internet Protocol, Net Link States, Extension Headers, File Transfer Protocol, Address Family Identifier, Checksum Link, Link-State Update, Passes Passes Passes Passes, Pizza Hut, Router Link States, Routing Information Protocol, Sequence Checksum Lifetime Attributes, Simple Network Management Protocol, Authentication Information, Distributed Buffer Manager, Dynamic Hostname, Error Metric, Expense Metric, Gigabit Ethernet, Open Shortest Path First New!
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The days of conceiving the Internet as something to be mapped, grasped, understood, controlled, and so on are quite frankly gone. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
route damping, route leaking, ebgp group, edit protocols bgp, router isis, border muter, classless operation, loopback interface address, community attribute values, access muter, backdoor links, route reflectors, simple routing policy, input current rating, isis router, nonstub area, community regular expression, contributing route, family inet, manual redistribution, redistributed routes, most router vendors, router bgp, total stub, originating router Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Router Age Seq, United States, Los Angeles, Token Ring, Internet Protocol, Net Link States, Extension Headers, File Transfer Protocol, Address Family Identifier, Checksum Link, Link-State Update, Passes Passes Passes Passes, Pizza Hut, Router Link States, Routing Information Protocol, Sequence Checksum Lifetime Attributes, Simple Network Management Protocol, Authentication Information, Distributed Buffer Manager, Dynamic Hostname, Error Metric, Expense Metric, Gigabit Ethernet, Open Shortest Path First New!
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- Internet Routing Architectures (2nd Edition) by Sam Halabi in Back Matter
- Cisco Field Manual: Router Configuration by David Hucaby in Back Matter
- Inventing the Internet (Inside Technology) by Janet Abbate in Back Matter
- The Soul of the Internet by Neil Randall in Back Matter
- Cisco Router Configuration by Allan Leinwand in Back Matter
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