Tag: CCNP

What is RIP (Routing Information Protocol)

Administrative Distance (AD) Before starting RIP we should about Administrative Distance (AD). AD: Sets the priority of routing protocols. If

DEFAULT ROUTİNG Default routing is used to send packets to the next-hop router for an unknown remote destination network that

IP ROUTING Routers know how to reach the networks they are connected to. However, they do not know how to

There are 4 rules to assign IP addresses to the routers. All the interfaces of routers should be in a

Collision is called the error that occurs at the same time both during packet sending and receiving. This is especially

GNS3 is a platform that allows you to create a simulation of a lab environment in a virtual environment without

Web Redirection and Design Tips If WCCP protocol is enabled on a router and on an interface, the router

What is Network Address Translation? The Network Address Translation (NAT) functionality in the Cisco routers allows privately addressed networks

BGP Finite State Machine: Troubleshooting (See page 108 of the Halabi book for a diagram). 1. Idle Waiting for Start

Introduction When a site is implementing new router connectivity, it is useful to work from a configuration template to enhance