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NANOG Meeting Presentation Abstract
Tutorial: IP Routing Protocol Scalability: Theory and Examples | Meeting: | NANOG23 | |
Date / Time: | 2001-10-21 1:30pm - 3:00pm | |
Room: | Jewett Ballroom F-H | |
Presenters: | Speakers:
Alvaro Retana, Cisco SystemsAlvaro Retana is a Technical Leader in Cisco\'s IP Routing Deployment and Scalability Team, where he works first-hand on advanced features in routing protocols. Alvaro was formerly a technical lead for both the Internet Service Provider Support Team and the Routing Protocols Team at the Cisco Technical Assistance Center in Research Triangle Park, NC. | |
Abstract: | This tutorial addresses the building blocks of IP routing protocol scalability (hierarchy, redundancy, and addressing and summarization) along with protocol-specific issues. BGP, ISIS and OSPF configurations and parameters are explored. The examples presented include a set of protocol-specific \"best practices.\"
Intended Audience: Network operators and engineers with IP routing experience. Knowledge of the protocols covered is expected.
Tutorial Outline
Introduction - Scope of the Presentation - Agenda
Scalability Building Blocks Relationship to Convergence and Stability Impact/Use of Hierarchy/Redundancy/Addressing and Summarization
Hierarchy - Why is hierarchy important? - Brief overview of service placement (per layer.
Redundancy
- When is redundancy too much? - IGP Flooding
Addressing and Summarization -Aggregation Methods per protocol
ISIS Scalability
Hierarchy in ISIS - L or L-only networks - Use and limitations of Hierarchical Networks - Route Leaking
Detection and Propagation of Changes
- Fast Hellos - LSP Generation - SPF Runs - Exponential Backoff
Other tips... - Overload bit
OSPF Scalability
Hierarchy
- Area types and flow of routing information - LSA Filtering
Detection and Propagation of Changes - Fast Hellos - LSP Generation - SPF Runs - Exponential Backoff
Other tips... - Overload bit
OSPF Scalability
Hierarchy
- Area types and flow of routing information - LSA Filtering
Detection and propagation of changes - Fast Hellos - LSA Generation - SPF Runs - Exponential Backoff
Other tips... - Stub router advertisement
BGP Scalability
iBGP Full Mesh - Route Propagation Requirements
Peer-Groups - Configuration Grouping and UPDATE Generation
Route Reflectors - Deployment (Hierarchy)
Confederations - Deployment - Interaction with IGPs
Detection and Propagation of Changes
- minAdvertisementTimer - NEXT_HOP Reachability - 4.5.3 Route Dampening
Summary and Conclusions | |
Files: | IP Routing Protocol Scalability: Theory and Examples
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Sponsors: | None. | |
Back to NANOG23 agenda. NANOG23 Abstracts- Multicasting Worked on 9/11
Speakers: Marshall Eubanks, Multicast Technologies; Prashant RajvaidyaUC Santa Barbara; .Rich MavrogeanesVbrick; .
- Multicasting Worked on 9/11
Speakers: Marshall Eubanks, Multicast Technologies; Prashant RajvaidyaUC Santa Barbara; .Rich MavrogeanesVbrick; .
- Multicasting Worked on 9/11
Speakers: Marshall Eubanks, Multicast Technologies; Prashant RajvaidyaUC Santa Barbara; .Rich MavrogeanesVbrick; .
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