Cisco Router Internetworking

With this crystal-clear reference, networking professionals can cut through the complexities and gain a thorough understanding of the features and functions used to successfully configure Cisco routers. This book includes step-by-step coverage of how to create muter configuration files from scratch and build multiprotocol networks from TCP/IP to OSPF and BGP plus traffic management techniques for AppleTalk, IPX, SMDS, and ATM Configuration.

Paul Ammann, CCNA and highly experienced author, provides you with:

• Detailed explanations of Cisco IOS and router configuration from basic to advanced configurations
  
• Complete coverage of IP routing protocols from TCP/IP to OSPF and BGP
  
• Thorough instructions for implementing IP and IPX routing
  
• Concise discussions of common WAN technologies such as frame relay and ATM

Table of contents

Chapter 1: Internetworking Overview
Chapter 2: The OSI Model
Chapter 3: The Network Infrastructure
Chapter 4: Cisco Router Configuration Basics
Chapter 5: TCP/IP Addressing
Chapter 6: TCP/IP routing Protocols
Chapter 7: Implementing IP-Enhanced IGRP
Chapter 8: Implementing BGP and Route Redistribution
Chapter 9: Managing Traffic
Chapter 10: IPX Overview and Addressing
Chapter 11: Implementing NLSP and IPXWAN
Chapter 12: Managing IPX Traffic
Chapter 13: AppleTalk Overview and Addressing
Chapter 14: Implementing Routing for AppleTalk
Chapter 15: Implementing AppleTalk Enhanced IGRP
Chapter 16: Managing AppleTalk Traffic
Chapter 17: WAN Connections
Chapter 18: WAN Scalability
Chapter 19: x25 Configuration
Chapter 20: Frame Relay Configuration
Chapter 21: PPP Configuration
Chapter 22: ISDN Configuration
Chapter 23: SMDS and ATM Configuration
Chapter 24: Bandwidth on Demand
Chapter 25: Transparent and Source-Router Bridging
Chapter 26: Concurrent Routing and Bridging and Advanced Bridging Options
Index