'Interior gateway protocol' presentation slideshows

Computer Networks (Graduate level)

Computer Networks (Graduate level). Lecture 10: Inter-domain Routing. University of Tehran Dept. of EE and Computer Engineering By: Dr. Nasser Yazdani. Inter-Domain Routing. Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) Assigned reading [LAB00] Delayed Internet Routing Convergence Sources

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Border Gateway Protocol (BGP4)

Border Gateway Protocol (BGP4). Border Gateway Protocol (BGP). Routing/Forwarding basics Building blocks Exercises BGP protocol basics Exercises BGP path attributes Best path computation Exercises. Border Gateway Protocol (BGP). Typical BGP topologies Routing Policy Exercises

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Computer Networks (Graduate level)

Computer Networks (Graduate level). Lecture 10: Inter-domain Routing. University of Tehran Dept. of EE and Computer Engineering By: Dr. Nasser Yazdani. Inter-Domain Routing. Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) Assigned reading [LAB00] Delayed Internet Routing Convergence Sources

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Network Infrastructure Insecurity

Network Infrastructure Insecurity. The authentication, management and routing protocols that run your network . Topics. Overview Basic protocol flaws Network allocation flaws Routing protocol flaws Authentication flaws Network Management and other fun flaws Application of attacks. DMZ.

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Computer Networks (CSE-4711) Lecture-Segment-7- Rest- Network layer on the Internet

Computer Networks (CSE-4711) Lecture-Segment-7- Rest- Network layer on the Internet. Instructor: Sazid Zaman Khan Lecturer, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, IIUC. Mainly from the text Andrew S. Tanenbaum. Internet Protocol Version (IPv4) and IPv6.

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CSE 461: Distance Vector Routing

CSE 461: Distance Vector Routing. Jeremy Elson ( jelson@gmail.com ) Microsoft Research Ben Greenstein ( ben@cs.washington.edu ) Intel Research October 22, 2008. Next Topic. Focus Why is routing necessary? How do we calculate routes? How are routes used? Routing Algorithms

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15-441 Computer Networking

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The need for BGP

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OSPF

OSPF. Kevin Piper, David Perry, Tom Hoffman, Emely Pagan. Agenda. OSPF overview Configuring single area OSPF lab Router designation Configuring multi-area OSPF lab Verifying and managing OSPF Questions or comments. Overview. OSPF (open shortest path first).

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COSC541 Data Communication and Networks Presentation

COSC541 Data Communication and Networks Presentation. Presented to: Prof. Mort Anvari Presented by: Wei, YouRong Chen, Ting. Introduction. The Two Types The History of LANs The Ideas OF Internet The Organizations. Two Types of LANs. Wired LANs Wireless LANs. The History of LANs.

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Route Control Platform Making an AS look and act like a router

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Chapter Overview

Chapter Overview. Routing Principles. Understanding Routing--important. Routing refers to the process of taking a packet from one device and sending it through the network to another device on a different LAN using the network address

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Lab 4 Dynamic Routing

Lab 4 Dynamic Routing. CS144 Review Session 5 October 30, 2009 Samir Selman. Announcements. Lab 4 : Due in 2 weeks (Thurs ,Nov 12) Lab 3 : Due Yesterday For those of you submitting late, contact us before your deadline if you need an additional extension. Tell us: Where you are

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Single Area OSPF

Single Area OSPF. Link State Routing Single Area OSPF Concepts Single Area OSPF Configuration. Identify Distance Vector & Link State Routing Characteristics. Updates contain entire routing table. Slow convergence. Updates consume significant bandwidth. Updates contain changes only.

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Chapter 27

Chapter 27. IS333 Spring 2014. Static vs. Dynamic Routes. Q: Does Calvin use static or dynamic routes?

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Routing Information Protocol (RIP)

Routing Information Protocol (RIP).

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Interfacing Interior and Exterior Gateway Protocols

Interfacing Interior and Exterior Gateway Protocols. Two classes of routing protocols. Exterior Gateway Protocol (e.g., BGP) Used to exchange routes between different domains (autonomous systems) Interior Gateway Protocol (e.g., IS-IS, OSPF, RIP, IGRP)

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Static Route 1/3

Static Route 1/3. Net1 192.168.1.x Gw192.168.1.253. Net2 192.168.2.x Gw192.168.2.254. Net3 192.168.3.x Gw192.168.3.254. DGS-3324SR_1. DGS-3324SR_2. Net1 192.168.1.x Gw192.168.1.254. Net4 192.168.4.x Gw192.168.4.254. Net5 192.168.5.x Gw192.168.5.254. Objective:

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Intermediate System

Intermediate System. to. Intermediate System. IS-IS. Mohit Anchan TYIT-A Roll no- 03. What is Intermediate System to Intermediate system (IS-IS)?. Routing Protocol moves information efficiently within a computer network

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Routing protocols: an introduction

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