RE: IS-IS NET

From: McLaughlin, Jeffery (JMcLaughlin@sfchronicle.com)
Date: Wed Feb 16 2005 - 20:03:10 GMT-3

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Personally, I prefer to use a valid Mac address from one of the router interfaces. But most labs give a specific format, i.e. use 000X.000X.0000Y where X is your rack number and Y is your router number, or something along those lines.

Jeff McLaughlin
CCIE #14023

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Subject: IS-IS NET

Hi all,

I have a following setup of

(eth0) --- R1 (eth1) ------ (eth1) R2 (eth0)
              ! !
             (se0) (se0)
              ! !
              R3 R4

What would be my NET for R1 and R2 if all the routers are in Area 1.
Would it be the highest MAC address? Or, I can choose any random address
like

R1#
router isis
net 49.01.0000.0001.ccdd.00

Thanks,
Naveen

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