From: Anthony Sequeira (terry.francona@gmail.com)
Date: Mon Oct 17 2005 - 20:46:16 GMT-3
Here is my list that I have combined with yours - great job creating a very
valuable study aid for the group.....one problem here, however - I think we
are still just scratching the surface - but at least it is a start. THIS
LIST COULD SAVE YOUR BACON IN THE EXAM FOR SURE.
Configuration Options 3550 *Load Balancing with STP*
Option 1 STP cost use on the downstream device
Option 2 Port Priority use on the upstream device
OSPF *Advertising Masks for Loopbacks in OSPF*
Option 1 OSPF network command
Option 2 Redistribute connected Watch for Later Redistribution Issues
Option 3 Area Range command
*Troublshooting Neighbor Relationships in OSPF over NBMA*
Option 1 OSPF network command
Option 2 Hello timer manipulation
*Connecting Area 0s in OSPF*
Option 1 Virtual link
Option 2 GRE Tunnel often needed when area between is a stub area
*Sending Unicast Updates in OSPF*
Option 1 neighbor command and change network type/hello interval
*Load Balance in OSPF change to equal cost *
Option 1 use the bandwidth command
Option 2 ip ospf cost command
*Introducing a Network into OSFP without Updating Neighbor's LSDB*
Option 1 no-advertise
Option 2 area filter-list
ATM *Static Mappings in ATM*
Option 1 Legacy method use of the map-list command
Option 2 protocol command under the PVC
BACKUP
*ISDN Backup*
Option 1 Floating Static
Option 2 Dialer Watch
Option 3 Backup Interface
Option 4 OSPF Demand Circuit (OK not really backup method but can b
eused in backup scenario)
Option 5 Snapshot routing with distance command to prefer IGP
Option 6 Policy Routing default next-hop; verify-reachability
ISDN/PPP
* *
*PPP Multilink*
Bring up second link regardless of utilization
Option 1 dialer load-threshold 1
Option 2 ppp multilink links minimum 2
IS-IS *Advertising Loopbacks in ISIS*
Option 1 ip router isis under interface
Option 2 passive interface
Option 3 redistribute connected
MULTICAST
*Assigning RP in Multicast*
Option 1 Static
Option 2 Auto-RP
Option 3 BSR Candidates
QOS
*Setting the Frame-Relay DE Bit*
Option 1 DE List
Option 2 Set action in policy map
Option 3 Police action
*Limiting Bandwidth in QoS for a Specific Host*
Option 1 Rate-Limiting
Option 2 Policing
Option 3 Shaping
RIP
*Changing RIP updates to Unicast*
Option 1 Passive interface and neighbor command
Option 2 NAT the multicast address to a unicast
*Do Not Accept Prefixes RIP*
Option 1 Distribute list
Option 2 Offset list
Option 3 Administrative Distance
BGP
*Device in Transit Path Not Running BGP*
Option 1 GRE Tunnel
Option 2 Redistribute BGP into IGP
*BGP Traffic Flows*
Manipulate outbound traffic flows
Option 1 weight inbound
Option 2 Local preference inbound
*BGP Traffic Flows*
Manipulate inbound traffic flows
Option 1 AS-path prepend outbound
Option 2 MED outbound
*Advertise Prefix into BGP*
Option 1 network statement
Option 2 Aggregate address statement
Option 3 Redistribution
REACHABILITY
* *
*Reachability*
Option 1 NAT
Option 2 Aggreagate
Option 3 Static
Option 4 Redistribution
Option 5 Policy Routing
Option 6 Default Route Generation
Option 7 Default Route
Option 8 Route-map
Option 9 Tunnel
On 10/16/05, Hilgendorf, Sam <sam.hilgendorf@berbee.com> wrote:
>
> ?
> OK, I've cumulated the other additions and came up with a few more of my
> own. Anymore thoughts? Anyone want to argue the specified ways below
> (more/less/completely wrong?)
>
> _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
>
>
> Specify which VLAN's will traverse which trunks when there are at least 2
> to the same destination - 2 Ways (Port Cost, Port-priority)
>
> Setting-up static map for ATM PVC - 2 Ways (Map lists, protocol)
>
> ISDN Backup - 3 Ways (Floating Static, Backup Interface, and Dialer Watch)
>
> Advertising Loopbacks with Masks in OSPF - 3 Ways (ip ospf network,
> redistribute, and summarization at an ABR)
>
> Troubleshooting Neighbor Relationships for OSPF over NMBA - 2 Ways (ip
> ospf network, hello timer)
>
> Connecting Disparate Area 0's - 2 Ways (Virtual-link, GRE Tunnel)
>
> Introducing a network into OSFP without updating neighbors' LSDB - 2 Ways
> (no-advertise, area filter-list)
>
> Advertising Connected Networks in IS-IS - 3 Ways (ip router isis, Passive
> Interface, Redistribute Connected)
>
> Assigning RP in Multicast - 3 Ways (Static, Auto-RP, BSR Candidates)
>
> Limiting bandwidth in QoS for a specific host - 3 Ways, at least.
> (Rate-Limiting, Policing, Shaping)
>
> Changing RIP updates to Unicast - 2 Ways (passive interface/neighbor, NAT
> the Multicast address to a Unicast address)
>
> Setting the Frame-Relay DE Bit - 3 Ways (DE List/group, Set action in
> Policy map, Police Action)
>
>
>
> ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
> Thanks,
> James (Sam) Hilgendorf
> Berbee
> Network Engineer
> N14W23833 Stone Ridge Drive, Suite 100
> Waukesha, WI 53188
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