Developing IP multicast networks

Beau Williamson - Collection CCIE

568 pages, parution le 10/10/1999

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Résumé

This book provides the reader with information on the current technologies, concepts and issues relating to IP multicast network design, integration, and migration. A series of real-world examples will be presented to provide practical internetwork scenarios, with detailed descriptions of the network design recommendations. In each case, a solution and a design is recommended to address the different types of issues, such as scalability, migration, backup, availability, and performance. Part 1 provides an introduction to IP multicast concepts. Part 2 discusses intradomain multicast routing, while Part 3 addresses specific design and debugging considerations for Cisco multicast networks. Part 4 discusses layer 2 multicast issues, including multicasting over LAN switches and ATM networks.

Table of contents

Introduction
Part I: Fundamentals of IP Multicast: Chapter 1: Introduction to IP Multicast; Chapter 2: Multicast Basics; Chapter 3: Internet Group Management Protocol; Chapter 4: Multimedia Multicast Applications
Part 11 Multicast Routing Protocol Overview: Chapter 5: Distance Vector Multicast Routing Protocol; Chapter 6: PIM Dense Mode; Chapter 7: PIM Sparse Mode; Chapter 8: Core-Based Trees; Chapter 9: Multicast Open Shortest Path First
Part III: Implementing Cisco Multicast Networks: Chapter 10: Using PIM Dense Mode; Chapter 11: Using PIM Sparse Mode; Chapter 12: PIM Rendezvous Points; Chapter 13: Connecting to DVMRP Networks
Part IV: Multicast at Layer 2: Chapter 14: Multicast over Campus Networks; Chapter 15: Multicast over NBMA Networks
Part V: Advanced Multicast Topics: Chapter 16: Multicast Traffic Engineering; Chapter 17: Inter-Domain Multicast Routing; Appendix A PIM Packet Formats; Index

L'auteur - Beau Williamson

Beau Williamson

(CCIE #1346) is a Consulting Engineer in the Office of the CTO at Cisco Systems. His area of expertise is general IP networking, with a special focus on IP multicast. He is frequently called upon by Cisco customers and internal Cisco engineers around the world to consult on the design, implementation, and debugging of IP multicast networks. Beau is also the author and developer of Cisco's internal IP multicast training class, as well as a frequent presenter of IP-related topics at Cisco Networkers and ME conferences domestically and abroad.

Caractéristiques techniques

	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	Cisco Press
Auteur(s)	Beau Williamson
Collection	CCIE
Parution	10/10/1999
Nb. de pages	568
Format	19,2 x 23,8
Couverture	Relié
Poids	1150g
EAN13	9781578700776
ISBN13	978-1-57870-077-6