Thursday, August 14, 2008

CCIE Notes

Frame Relay

Read entire Lab before start

Write every thing

Always Note what u do

Do not use the static and default routes just if specified

Use DLCI’s provided

Draw the whole lab


Read instruction carefully

Configure the frame relay portion and only uses the PVC shown in the diagram

See the Frame topology figure first and configure it

Command---- clear frame-relay-inarp

Command---- frame map ip dlci # broadcast

Sub interface interfaces s0/0.23 (where 2 is connected with 3)

Review the frame-relay configurations and commands

64000 clock rate

Command---- show frame-relay map

PVC’s mapping

Write your points.


RIP

#Router rip

Router) # Passive-interface default

Router) # no passive interface fastethernet 2/0

Sh ip route

Sh ip pro

Updates

Router rip

Timers basic 60 240 240 300

Sh ip protocol

Filtering

Access list 5 permmit 192.168.0.0 0.0.255.255

Router rip

Distribute list in fastethernet 2/0

Clear ip route *

Sh ip route

Sh ip protocol

Redistribution between ospf and rip formula for 56k in metric <100/banwidth mbps=" ospf"> => 100/0.056= 1785.7

Conf t

Router ospf 1

Redistribute rip subnets metric 1785 metric type 1 tag 5

Always using the Tags for all the ospf core

Check on the very far router with the sh ip route command

External types

Filtering

Access list 10 permit 180.1.40.0 0.0.0.255

Router map ospf_2_rip

Match ip address 10

Exit

Redistribute ospf 1 router map ospf_2_rip metric 5 match ?

Not go to the backbone routers

Debug ip rip

Clear ip route

Sh route map

Sh ip access list 10


OSPF

One of the core protocol

Link state IGP

Uses its own transport protocol

IP number 89

Access list 100 permit 89 any any

Access list 100 permit ospf any any

Router ospf [process-id]

Network [address] [wildcard] area [area]

Not relate with subnet originate

Wildcard mask does not relate to subnet mask

Network 0.0.0.0 255.255.255.255 area 0

Network 1.0.0.0 0.255.255.255 area 1

Network 1.1.0.0 0.0.255.255 area 2

Network 1.1.1.0 0.0.0.255 area 3

Network 1.1.1.1 0.0.0.0 area 4

Forming OSPF adjacency:

Must match

Hello / dead timers

MTU

Ip ospf mtu-ignore

Compatible network types

Stub flags

Authentication

Must be unique

Ip address

OSPF router-id

Never uses 1.1.1.1 or like 2.2.2.2 in the lab exam

OSPF network Types

Broadcast

Non-Broadcast

Point to point

Point to multipoint

Point to multipoint non broadcast

DR/ BDR Election

Priority 0 to 255

Higher Priority

0 = never

Designated Router and Backup designated router

Router-id

Highest loop-back / interface IP all 255.255.255.255 and 0.0.0.0

Can be statically set

Higher better

Network type multicast, broadcast & uni-cast

Broadcast and non-broadcast

Backup Designated router become Designated router when DR gone down

In the lab exam remember and work step by step work on later 2 before jumps to layer 3.

Verify before jumps over the other step, work speedy.

Interface command bandwidth

Interface command ip ospf cost

Process auto-cost

Process neighbor a.b.c.d cost

Show ip ospf database

LSA is for DR

Network types

Broadcast & no broadcast works with DR/BDR

P-to-P, P-toMP & P-to-MP non broadcast works with the attributes.

OSPF convergence works with the spf time .

Different types works with the different times.


BGP

Simple redistribution IGP to BGP

Commands:

Router bgp 1

Redistribute ospf

Distribute-list out

Exit

Access-point permit

Commands:

Router bgp 1

Redistribute route-map intobgp

Exit

Router-map into bgp permit

Match ip address

Set origin igp

exit

access-list permit


Route Redistribution

Know how to redistribution works.

When you become the expert you see the network design or diagram you can see what and where we use.

Redistribution Overview

Sh ip route

Which are the advertised protocols.

Routing table only has connected then we make to add the OSPF, RIPs also the connected routes (redistribute RIP subnets).

If any route is not the routing table to any other protocol’s routing table then it’s not working properly.

Note: review the core workbook. CCIE Lab is not the place to learn anything you have to an expert before CCIE Lab.

Router ospf 1

Redistribute rip subnets

?metric, metric-type

?tag

RIP is enabled on our E0/0 and S0/1 interfaces.

Redistribute connected subnets route-map

Route-map permit 10

Match interface E0/0 s0/1

Redistribute ospf 1 metric transparent

Never over configuring the equipment.

Check out the route map also using the deny maps.

Redistribution between 3 processes in one routers


Tuesday, August 12, 2008

CCIE Lab Technology Outline

CCIE Lab Technology Outline

(updated October 2008)

Bridging and Switching

Frame-Relay

HDLC/PPP

Interior Gateway Routing

Exterior Gateway Routing

IP Multicast

Quality of Service (QoS)

IPv6

Security

System Management

IP Services

Miscellaneous

Bridging and Switching

  • Switchports
    • Dynamic
    • Access
    • Trunk
      • ISL
      • 802.1q
      • DTP
      • Native VLAN
    • Allowed List
    • Tunnel
      • 802.1q Tunnel
      • L2TP
    • Speed / Duplex
  • VTP
    • Domains
    • Modes
    • Authentication
    • Pruning
      • Prune Eligible List
    • Extended VLANs
  • Layer 3 Routing
    • Router-on-a-Stick
    • Native Routed Ports
    • SVIs
  • EtherChannel
    • PAgP
    • LACP
    • Layer 3
    • Load Balancing
  • Spanning-Tree Protocol
    • Root Election
    • Path Selection
      • Port Cost
      • Port Priority
    • Advanced Spanning-Tree Features
      • Portfast
      • Uplinkfast
      • Backbonefast
      • BPDU Guard
      • BPDU Filter
      • Loopguard
    • Disabling STP
    • Multiple Spanning-Tree Protocol
      • Root Election
      • Path Selection
  • Advanced Catalyst Features
    • Flex Links
    • Private VLANs
    • UDLD
    • SPAN
    • RSPAN
    • Macros
    • CAM Maintenance
      • Static Entries
      • Aging
      • Logging

Frame-Relay

  • NBMA Overview
  • Interface Types
    • Physical
    • Multipoint Subinterface
    • Point-to-Point Subinterface
  • Address Resolution
    • Static
      • Self Mapping
    • Dynamic
      • Disabling Requests
      • Disabling Per DLCI
  • Broadcast Replication
  • LMI
  • Full Mesh
  • Partial Mesh (Hub-and-Spoke)
  • End-to-End Keepalives

HDLC/PPP

  • Serial Clocking
  • PPP Overview
  • Authentication
    • PAP
    • CHAP
      • CHAP Hostname
      • CHAP Password
    • Putting a "?" in Password
  • Peer Neighbor Route
    • IP Unnumbered
  • Reliable Link
  • Multilink
  • PPP over Frame Relay (PPPoFR)
  • Verification & Troubleshooting

Interior Gateway Routing

  • IP Routing
    • Longest Match Routing
    • Metric
    • Distance
    • Route Recursion
    • Layer 2 Resolution
    • Default Routing
    • Verification & Troubleshooting
  • OSPF
    • Network Statement
    • Passive Interface
    • Network Types
      • Broadcast
      • Non-Broadcast
      • Point-to-Multipoint
      • Point-to-Multipoint Non-Broadcast
      • Point-to-Point
      • Mismatch
    • Virtual-Links
      • Router-ID
    • Stub Areas
      • Stub
      • Stub No-Summary
      • NSSA No-Summary
      • NSSA No-Redistribution
      • NSSA No-Advertise
      • GRE over Stub
    • Filtering
      • Distribute-List
      • LSA 3 Filter
    • Path Selection
      • Auto-Cost
      • Cost
      • Bandwidth
      • Neighbor Cost
    • Convergence Timers
    • Authentication
      • Area
      • Interface
      • MD5
      • Clear Text
      • Null
      • Virtual-Link
    • Summarization
      • Internal
      • External
    • Default Routing
      • Always
      • Conditional
    • OSPF Demand Circuit
  • EIGRP
    • Network Statement
    • Passive Interface
    • Split-Horizon
    • Metric Weights
    • Authentication
      • MD5
      • Key Rotation
    • Unicast Updates
    • Summarization
      • Auto-Summary
      • Interface
      • Default Routing
    • Feasibility Condition
    • Variance
    • Metric Manipulation
    • Stub Routing
    • Convergence Timers
    • Bandwidth Percent
  • RIP
    • Network Statement
    • Passive Interface
    • Version
    • Split-Horizon
    • Summarization
      • Auto Summary
      • Interface Summary
    • Convergence Timers
    • Filtering
      • Distribute-List
      • Offset List
      • Distance
    • Updates Types
      • Broadcast
      • Unicast
    • Default Routing
    • Authentication
      • MD5
      • Text
    • Verification & Troubleshooting
    • RIP Triggered
  • Redistribution
    • Metric
    • OSPF Metric Type
    • Prefix Lists
    • Route Filtering
    • Poisoning Routes w/ Metric
  • Miscellaneous
    • On Demand Routing (ODR)
    • Floating Static Routes
    • Backup Interface
    • Policy Routing
    • GRE Tunneling

Exterior Gateway Routing

  • Establishing Peerings
    • TCP Transport
    • Update Source
  • Authentication
  • EBGP
  • iBGP
    • Route Reflection
    • Confederation
    • Next-Hop Processing
      • Next-Hop Self
      • Route-Map
    • iBGP Synchronization
      • Redistribution into IGP
      • BGP over GRE
  • Bestpath Selection
    • Weight
    • Local Preference
    • AS-Path Prepending
    • MED
  • Originating Prefixes
    • Network Statement
    • Redistribution
    • Aggregation
      • Summary-Only
      • Suppress-Map
      • Unsuppress-Map
      • Filtering Specifics
      • Filtering Aggregate
    • Conditional Route Injection
  • Default Originate
  • Communities
    • No-Export
    • No-Advertise
    • Local-AS
    • Numbered
    • New Format
  • Local AS
  • Conditional Advertisement
  • Outbound Route Filtering
  • Dampening
  • Peer Groups
  • Regular Expressions
  • Remove Private AS
  • Timers
  • Fast External Fallover
  • Max Prefix

IP Multicast

  • IGMP
    • Join
    • Static
    • Access- Group
    • 3560 Profile
    • Helper
    • Timers
    • Max Groups
  • PIM
    • Sparse
    • Dense
    • Sparse-Dense
  • Reverse Path Forwarding
    • Static Mroute
  • RP Assignments
    • Static
      • Specific Groups
      • Override
    • Auto-RP
      • Sparse-Dense
      • Auto-RP Listener
      • Default Static RP
      • Specific Groups
      • RP Announce Filter
    • BSR
      • Specific Groups
      • Priority
      • BSR Border
  • NBMA Mode
  • Stub Routing
  • Shared/Source Trees
    • IP PIM SPT-Threshold
  • Multicast over GRE
  • TTL Scoping
  • Multicast Rate Limiting

Quality of Service (QoS)

  • Legacy QoS
  • MQC
  • Classification
    • Access-Lists
    • IP Precedence
    • DSCP
    • NBAR
    • Packet Length
    • FR-DE
    • Interface
    • Not
  • Congestion Management
    • Custom Queue
    • MQC Bandwidth
    • Priority Queue
    • MQC Priority
  • Congestion Avoidance
    • Legacy WRED
    • MQC WRED
    • IP Precedence
    • DSCP
  • Shaping
    • Legacy GTS
    • Legacy FRTS
    • MQC Shape
    • MQC FRTS
    • Adaptive
  • Policing
    • Legacy CAR
    • MQC Police
  • Unconditional Packet Discard
  • RSVP
  • Nested MQC Policies
  • 3560 QoS
    • CoS
    • Voice VLANs
    • Priority Queue
    • SRR
  • Compression
    • TCP Header
    • Predictor
    • Frame Relay RTP Header

IPv6

  • Addressing
    • Global Unicast
    • Site Local
    • Link Local
    • EUI-64
  • IPv6 over Ethernet
    • ICMP ND
    • Static to Next-Hop
    • Static to Interface
  • IPv6 over Frame Relay
    • Layer 3 Resolution
    • Static to Next-Hop
    • Static to Interface
  • RIPng
    • Enabling
    • Default Routing
    • Summarization
    • Offset List
    • Distribute-List
  • OSPFv3
    • Enabling
    • Network Types
    • OSPFv3 over NBMA
    • Summarization
      • Internal
      • External
    • Default Routing
  • MBGP
    • Address Families
    • Originating Prefixes
      • Network Statement
      • Redistribution
      • Aggregation
    • Bestpath Selection
  • Tunneling
    • IPv6IP
    • GRE
    • Automatic 6to4
  • Access-List Filtering
  • Static IPv6 DNS Entries

Security

  • Standard Access-Lists
  • Extended Access-Lists
  • Time Based Access-Lists
  • Access-List Logging
  • Reflexive Access-Lists
  • Dynamic Access-Lists
  • TCP Intercept
  • Disabling Services
    • Source Routing
    • Proxy ARP
    • IP Options
    • CDP
    • IP Unreachable
  • Local Authentication
  • Access-Class
  • Local Authorization
  • URPF
  • 3560 Security
    • 802.1x Authentication
    • Storm Control
    • VACLs
    • Port Security
      • Violation
        • Protect
        • Restrict
        • Shutdown
      • MAC Address
      • Maximum
      • Aging
        • Time
        • Type
        • Errdisable Recovery
    • Port Protection
      • Switchport Block

System Management

  • SNMP
    • Polling
    • Trapping
    • Communities
    • Controlling Access
  • RMON
    • Delta
    • Absolute
  • Logging
    • Syslog
    • 3560 Flash Logging
  • Timestamps
  • NTP
    • Master
    • Server
    • Peer
    • Authentication
    • Timezones
  • Banners
  • Menus
  • HTTP Server
  • TFTP Server
  • IOS Image Booting
  • Aliases
  • Autoinstall
  • Refuse Message
  • CDP
  • Config Change Notification and Logging
  • Crash Dump

IP Services

  • NAT
    • Inside Source
    • TCP Load Balancing
    • On a Stick
    • Port Redirection
  • DHCP
    • Server
      • Exclusions
      • Domain
      • Gateway
      • Multiple Gateways
      • Lease Time
    • Client
    • IPCP Client
    • IP Helper
  • DNS
    • Static Entries
    • Proxy
  • IP Accounting
    • Output Packets
    • Access-List Violations
    • Precedence
  • Mobile IP
  • First Hop Redundancy
    • HSRP
    • VRRP
    • GLBP
    • Tracking
  • IP Alias
  • Small Services
  • Local Area Mobility
  • Web Caching
    • Inbound
    • Outbound
    • Exception
  • IP SLA
  • DRP Server

Miscellaneous

  • Bridging
    • Transparent
    • CRB
    • IRB
    • Fallback Bridging
    • Bridging over Frame Relay