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Intermediate System to Intermediate System (IS-IS) Routing Protocol LiveLessons
by Russ White
Published 25 April 2016
7+ Hours of Video Instruction
Intermediate System to Intermediate System (IS-IS) Routing Protocol LiveLesson provides networking engineers with a full and complete knowledge of the operation and deployment of IS-IS in a variety of network environments.
In this video training, networking expert Russ White provides you with a detailed introduction to the IS-IS routing protocol. IS-IS is a widely deployed protocol used to provide routing information for IPv4 and IPv6 networks as well as MPLS label switching and many advanced functions. This video provides you with everything you need to know to get up and running with IS-IS, from the underlying history to configuration and troubleshooting a wide variety of features.
Skill Level
All Levels
What You Will Learn
How IS-IS finds the shortest path
OSI address structure and packet formats
Database synchronization
Configuring IS-IS routing
Optimizing IS-IS operation
Connecting flooding domains
Deploying IS-IS metrics
Security vulnerabilities and solutions
Multitopology IS-IS
Fast convergence
Redistribution
Who Should Take This Course
Any networking engineer who configures, troubleshoots, or otherwise has to manage the IS-IS protocol will be interested in this video. This includes engineers in both the enterprise and service provider markets. In addition, because IS-IS is included in expert-level certifications like CCIE and CCDE, candidates pursuing those certifications will also be interested in this title.
Course Requirements
Basic understanding knowledge of TCP/IP
General background in IP routing
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Table of Contents
Module 1: Introducing IS-IS
Lesson 1: History and Context
Module 2: Finding the Shortest Path
Lesson 2: Finding the Shortest Path
Lesson 3: Equal Cost Multipath
Lesson 4: SPF in Pseudocode
Module 3: Addressing & Discovery
Lesson 5: The Structure of an OSI Address
Lesson 6: OSI Addresses in Real Life
Lesson 7: Packet Formats
Module 4: Database Synchronization
Lesson 8: Neighbor Discovery
Lesson 9: Flooding
Lesson 10: Multiaccess Links
Lesson 11: Full Mesh
Module 5: Routing IP
Lesson 12: Routing IP
Lesson 13: Reviewing the Shortest Path
Lesson 14: Building the Routing Table
Lesson 15: Basic IS-IS in the Lab
Module 6: Optimization & Flooding Domains
Lesson 16: Optimizing IS-IS Operation
Lesson 17: Introducing Flooding Domains
Lesson 18: Flooding Domain Operation
Module 7: Connecting Flooding Domains
Lesson 19: Connecting Level 1 to Level 2
Lesson 20: Connecting Level 2 to Level 1
Lesson 21: Flooding Domains Lab
Lesson 22: Attached Bit and Route Leaking Lab
Lesson 23: Flooding Domain Deployment Considerations
Module 8: Metrics
Lesson 24: Metrics and Preferences
Lesson 25: Deploying IS-IS Metrics
Lesson 26: Metrics Deployment Considerations
Module 9: Review
Lesson 27: Review of IS-IS Basic Operation
Module 10: Security
Lesson 28: Security Vulnerabilities
Lesson 29: Security Posture and Solutions
Module 11: Multitopology
Lesson 30: Multitopology IS-IS
Lesson 31: Multitopology in the Lab
Module 12: Fast Convergence
Lesson 32: Optimizing IS-IS Convergence
Lesson 33: Loop-Free Alternates
Lesson 34: Ordered FIB
Lesson 35: Remote Loop-Free Alternate
Lesson 36: IS-IS Interaction with BGP
Lesson 37: Fast Convergence Considerations
Module 13: Redistribution
Lesson 38: Controlling Distribution
Module 14: Useful show Commands
Lesson 39: Useful show Commands
About LiveLessons Video Training
LiveLessons Video Training series publishes hundreds of hands-on, expert-led video tutorials covering a wide selection of technology topics designed to teach you the skills you need to succeed. This professional and personal technology video series features world-leading author instructors published by your trusted technology brands: Addison-Wesley, Cisco Press, IBM Press, Pearson IT Certification, Prentice Hall, Sams, and Que. Topics include: IT Certification, Programming, Web Development, Mobile Development, Home and Office Technologies, Business and Management, and more. View Cisco Press videos at: Cisco Press: http://www.ciscopress.com/livelessons
Intermediate System to Intermediate System (IS-IS) Routing Protocol LiveLesson provides networking engineers with a full and complete knowledge of the operation and deployment of IS-IS in a variety of network environments.
In this video training, networking expert Russ White provides you with a detailed introduction to the IS-IS routing protocol. IS-IS is a widely deployed protocol used to provide routing information for IPv4 and IPv6 networks as well as MPLS label switching and many advanced functions. This video provides you with everything you need to know to get up and running with IS-IS, from the underlying history to configuration and troubleshooting a wide variety of features.
Skill Level
All Levels
What You Will Learn
How IS-IS finds the shortest path
OSI address structure and packet formats
Database synchronization
Configuring IS-IS routing
Optimizing IS-IS operation
Connecting flooding domains
Deploying IS-IS metrics
Security vulnerabilities and solutions
Multitopology IS-IS
Fast convergence
Redistribution
Who Should Take This Course
Any networking engineer who configures, troubleshoots, or otherwise has to manage the IS-IS protocol will be interested in this video. This includes engineers in both the enterprise and service provider markets. In addition, because IS-IS is included in expert-level certifications like CCIE and CCDE, candidates pursuing those certifications will also be interested in this title.
Course Requirements
Basic understanding knowledge of TCP/IP
General background in IP routing
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Streaming-Watch instantly as the video streams online in real time; after purchase, simply click Watch Now to get started.
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Plus, enjoy new player features that track your progress and help you navigate between modules.
Table of Contents
Module 1: Introducing IS-IS
Lesson 1: History and Context
Module 2: Finding the Shortest Path
Lesson 2: Finding the Shortest Path
Lesson 3: Equal Cost Multipath
Lesson 4: SPF in Pseudocode
Module 3: Addressing & Discovery
Lesson 5: The Structure of an OSI Address
Lesson 6: OSI Addresses in Real Life
Lesson 7: Packet Formats
Module 4: Database Synchronization
Lesson 8: Neighbor Discovery
Lesson 9: Flooding
Lesson 10: Multiaccess Links
Lesson 11: Full Mesh
Module 5: Routing IP
Lesson 12: Routing IP
Lesson 13: Reviewing the Shortest Path
Lesson 14: Building the Routing Table
Lesson 15: Basic IS-IS in the Lab
Module 6: Optimization & Flooding Domains
Lesson 16: Optimizing IS-IS Operation
Lesson 17: Introducing Flooding Domains
Lesson 18: Flooding Domain Operation
Module 7: Connecting Flooding Domains
Lesson 19: Connecting Level 1 to Level 2
Lesson 20: Connecting Level 2 to Level 1
Lesson 21: Flooding Domains Lab
Lesson 22: Attached Bit and Route Leaking Lab
Lesson 23: Flooding Domain Deployment Considerations
Module 8: Metrics
Lesson 24: Metrics and Preferences
Lesson 25: Deploying IS-IS Metrics
Lesson 26: Metrics Deployment Considerations
Module 9: Review
Lesson 27: Review of IS-IS Basic Operation
Module 10: Security
Lesson 28: Security Vulnerabilities
Lesson 29: Security Posture and Solutions
Module 11: Multitopology
Lesson 30: Multitopology IS-IS
Lesson 31: Multitopology in the Lab
Module 12: Fast Convergence
Lesson 32: Optimizing IS-IS Convergence
Lesson 33: Loop-Free Alternates
Lesson 34: Ordered FIB
Lesson 35: Remote Loop-Free Alternate
Lesson 36: IS-IS Interaction with BGP
Lesson 37: Fast Convergence Considerations
Module 13: Redistribution
Lesson 38: Controlling Distribution
Module 14: Useful show Commands
Lesson 39: Useful show Commands
About LiveLessons Video Training
LiveLessons Video Training series publishes hundreds of hands-on, expert-led video tutorials covering a wide selection of technology topics designed to teach you the skills you need to succeed. This professional and personal technology video series features world-leading author instructors published by your trusted technology brands: Addison-Wesley, Cisco Press, IBM Press, Pearson IT Certification, Prentice Hall, Sams, and Que. Topics include: IT Certification, Programming, Web Development, Mobile Development, Home and Office Technologies, Business and Management, and more. View Cisco Press videos at: Cisco Press: http://www.ciscopress.com/livelessons
9+ Hours of Video Instruction
Large Scale Network Design LiveLessons takes you through the concepts behind stable, scalable, elegant network design, including modularity, resilience, layering, and security principles. This livelesson will focus on traditional distributed link state, distance vector, and path vector routing protocols, as well as the basic principles of centralized control planes (such as OpenFlow). A special point will be made of sorting out the relationship between policy and reachability, and where they can best be managed in a large scale network.
This video begins with an examination of basic network design principles, including an examination of modularization, hierarchy, summarization, aggregation, and resilience. More advanced foundational topics are then considered, such as an overview of network complexity, network models, and policy from within the context of the control plane. After this, the series will work through design using each of the distributed control planes, including OSPF, IS-IS, EIGRP, and BGP, on several network topologies to provide practical knowledge of actual deployment in real networks. The following section of this livelesson will consider the tradeoffs around programmable networks, including convergence, stability, and other factors. Finally, advanced topics, such as fast convergence, will be considered in detail, from principle to application in each protocol.
What You Will Learn
* Drivers behind network design considerations(
* Classic network design principles(
* How to define network complexity and understand complexity tradeoffs(
* Link-state design concepts(
* OSPF network design(
* IS-IS network design(
* EIGRP network design(
* BGP network design(
* Network security basics, hardening networks, and protecting hosts(
* Programmable network design
This video is targeted at a broad range of network engineers, including those who are just starting in the networking industry to seasoned professionals who would like to expand their knowledge from a narrow range of technologies to a broader range of technologies and the principles behind solid design. This video will be of particular interest to those who are studying for the Cisco Certified Design Expert and the Cisco Certified Architect certifications.
Large Scale Network Design LiveLessons takes you through the concepts behind stable, scalable, elegant network design, including modularity, resilience, layering, and security principles. This livelesson will focus on traditional distributed link state, distance vector, and path vector routing protocols, as well as the basic principles of centralized control planes (such as OpenFlow). A special point will be made of sorting out the relationship between policy and reachability, and where they can best be managed in a large scale network.
This video begins with an examination of basic network design principles, including an examination of modularization, hierarchy, summarization, aggregation, and resilience. More advanced foundational topics are then considered, such as an overview of network complexity, network models, and policy from within the context of the control plane. After this, the series will work through design using each of the distributed control planes, including OSPF, IS-IS, EIGRP, and BGP, on several network topologies to provide practical knowledge of actual deployment in real networks. The following section of this livelesson will consider the tradeoffs around programmable networks, including convergence, stability, and other factors. Finally, advanced topics, such as fast convergence, will be considered in detail, from principle to application in each protocol.
What You Will Learn
* Drivers behind network design considerations(
* Classic network design principles(
* How to define network complexity and understand complexity tradeoffs(
* Link-state design concepts(
* OSPF network design(
* IS-IS network design(
* EIGRP network design(
* BGP network design(
* Network security basics, hardening networks, and protecting hosts(
* Programmable network design
This video is targeted at a broad range of network engineers, including those who are just starting in the networking industry to seasoned professionals who would like to expand their knowledge from a narrow range of technologies to a broader range of technologies and the principles behind solid design. This video will be of particular interest to those who are studying for the Cisco Certified Design Expert and the Cisco Certified Architect certifications.