Chapter 14. Specific Routing Protocols
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This chapter covers the specifics of several routing protocols. I start the discussion of each protocol by describing some of the concepts you need in order to understand the protocol. Then I show the specific packet formats.
The discussion begins with intradomain protocols. The distance vector intradomain protocols are RIP (IP), RTMP (AppleTalk), RIP (IPX), and DECnet Phases 3 and 4. The link state intradomain protocols are IS-IS (IP, CLNP), NLSP (a version of IS-IS for IPX), OSPF (IP), and PNNI (ATM).
The interdomain protocols are static routing, EGP (the old interdomain IP protocol), and BGP (the current interdomain IP protocol). ...
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