The Complete Is-Is Routing Protocol
Detailed case studies illustrate interoperability issues between the two major routing vendors, Cisco Systems and Juniper Networks\ Highly pratical: explains why IS-IS works the way it does to how IS-IS behaves in the real world of routers and networks
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The IS-IS routing protocol has gone through a high-speed evolution in recent years. Today, it is a widely deployed protocol even at smaller ISPs but because of its quick ascent it has been sparsely documented and seldom understood. As service providers add multivendor platforms from both Cisco and Juniper Networks, it is increasingly difficult to get a complete picture of the IS-IS that is actually deployed in the field. Only a book such as The Complete IS-IS Routing Protocol can provide the insight and practical solutions needed because it takes a multivendor, real-world competitive approach to implement IS-IS. The Complete IS-IS Routing Protocol is written by one of the leading authorities on IS-IS routing, Hannes Gredler, who specializes in IS-IS solutions for Juniper Networks in Europe. Hannes’ co-author is the networking book veteran, Walter Goralski, whose name attracts readers across the world for his frank, lucid prose.
1Introduction, motivation and historical background12Router architecture113Introduction to the IOS and JUNOS command line interface354IS-IS basics795Neighbour discovery and handshaking1096Generating, flooding and ageing LSPs1417Pseudonodes and designated routers1838Synchronizing databases2059Fragmentation22310SPF and route calculation24711TLVs and sub-TLVs28112IP reachability information30113IS-IS extensions34514Traffic engineering and MPLS39315Troubleshooting43916Network design47517Future of IS-IS503
