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... 2
Routing Principles
complete routing table entries out all active interfaces at periodic time inter-
vals. This can cause congestion on the slower WAN links.
Classless Routing
Classless routing ... 172.16.40.0
172.16.50.
0
172.16.30.0
S0E0
2501A
F0/0
2621A
S1S0
E0
2501B
E0S0
2501C
Routing Table
F0/0 0172.16.10.0
Routing Table
E0 0172.16.10.0
S0 0172.16.20.0
Routing Table
S0 0...
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... => 5 host bits => 30 hosts
4. B, D. VLSM is compatible only with classless routing protocols.
Classless routing protocols have the ability to carry subnet informa-
tion in their route advertisements. ... is not compatible with IGRP, because
IGRP is a classful routing protocol, meaning that it does not carry sub-
net information in its routing updates.
19. D. With 25 bits of su...
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... other routers.
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Chapter
4
OSPF Areas
THE CCNP ROUTING TOPICS COVERED IN THIS
CHAPTER ARE AS FOLLOWS:
Introduction to OSPF terminology
... modify OSPF. OSPF is known as a link-state rout-
ing protocol (link-state routing protocols were discussed in Chapter 2,
Routing Principles”). The Dijkstra algorithm is used to calculate...
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... 301
Using the * means that you wish to clear the entire BGP routing table. You
can use the soft syntax so that the router advertises all its routing updates
again and the configuration is not cleared. ... Atomic Aggregate Attribute
When using classless interdomain routing (CIDR), you can create aggregate
routes to minimize the size of routing tables. You can configure aggregate rou...
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Chapter
10
Route Optimization
THE CCNP ROUTING EXAM TOPICS COVERED
IN THIS CHAPTER ARE AS FOLLOWS:
Show the need for route redistribution
Review the metrics of commonly used routing protocols
Illustrate ... dif-
ferent routing protocols and allow them to exchange routing information,
through a process called route redistribution. One of the challenges of rou...
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... are used to route pack-
ets to destination networks. Routers use routing tables to make routing deci-
sions. However, in the routing tables, routers keep information on how to
get to networks ... of hardware addresses when making their routing decisions. They
maintain a routing table for each protocol on the network—a Cisco router
will keep a routing table for AppleTalk, a diff...
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... router that is connected to an external routing process.
The ability of an ASBR to exchange routing information between its
OSPF routing process and the external routing process to which the router ...
copy of the routing table, requiring more memory overhead. Keep in mind
that the number of entries in the routing table may be significantly greater
than the number of networks...
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... ospf 24
RouterC(config-router)#redistribute rip
where rip is the routing protocol whose routes are being injected into the
OSPF routing process.
RouterC(config-router)#network 1.0.0.0 0.255.255.255 ... routes being redistrib-
uted into the OSPF routing process.
RouterC(config-router)#area 1 nssa
RouterC(config-router)#router rip
This enables the RIP routing process on the router.
Rou...
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... between and limitations of distance-vector and
link-state routing protocols. Link-state routing protocols or a hybrid of link-
state routing and distance-vector protocols provide for greater ...
send the entire routing table to neighbors. By avoiding sending the entire
routing table, less bandwidth is consumed. Neighboring routers don’t have
to re-initialize the entire routing...