From: akbar khan (ciscokhan@hotmail.com)
Date: Sun Jul 04 2004 - 23:57:22 GMT-3
Hello Folks,
I shall be grateful to my fellow group members if you could suggest on my
below rule of thumb commands (risk free exercises) which I want to apply
during my all lab practices.
1. no peer neighbor-route (Under BRI Interface)
2. no cdp enable (Under BRI Interface)
3. no auto-sum (RIP,EIGRP & BGP unless required)
4. no sync (BGP unless required)
5. ip ospf network point-to-point (for Loopback interface if advertised
in ospf)
6. no ip split horizon (on the Hub router in Hub & spoke for EIGRP & RIP)
7. no discard-route internal or external for summarization in OSPF ABR &
ASBR to eliminate NULL 0)
8. passive-interface default (RIP & EIGRP)
9. always hardcode the router-id for OSPF,EIGRP & BGP
10. ip ospf mtu-ignore for ospf adjacency on the peer router interface of
CAT3550 (to avoid MTU Mismatch detection in DBD Packets)
Last but not least Iam looking for the best practices that I have to use
for verification and testing when I complete each LAB.. as of now when I
complete the LAB I do my verification my pinging the loopback interface
of all routers and reviewing the routing table but some times I found
still this exercise doesnt give full ip reachability and also I need to
know if the reachability of routes generated by BB must always be
reachable from POD..? or are they any exceptions for BGP learned routes.
Please do let me know your suggestions and also pls. advise if you had
like to add-on in this rules.
Thanks in advance,
Akbar khan
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