Source Tree Multicast Distribution Trees While the multicast traffic is sent, a connectivity or a path is formed between a receiver and the multicast source wh… READ MORE » Multicast IPv4 Multicast Addressing Routers and switches must have a way to distinguish multicast traffic from the unicast or broadcast traffic.… READ MORE » PIM Internet […]
Route Redistribution Route Redistribution in RIP Route Redistribution in RIP: Redistribution is a technique using which the boundary routers connecting different routin… READ MORE » Troubleshooting Troubleshooting RIP Troubleshooting RIP: Below are the potential causes that may affect RIP (Routing Information Protocol) routing. Network sta… READ MORE » Route Summarization RIP Route Summarization RIP […]
Showing posts with the label Route SummarizationShow All Route Summarization RIP Route Summarization RIP Route Summarization: Route summarization or route aggregation is a technique using which we create one summary route th… READ MORE »
BGP BGP Messages BGP exchanges 4 different messages. These message are exchanged by BGP Peers to establish a connection, exchange network prefixes, maint… READ MORE » BGP BGP Best Path Selection Criteria BGP Best Path Selection Criteria is mechanism in BGP that helps finding the best path to a destination network. Whil… READ MORE » […]
IP SLA IP SLA Authentication Using IP SLA Authentication feature, we can configure security in IP SLA communication by making the IP SLA Source and Res… READ MORE » IP SLA What is IP SLA IP SLA is an active method of monitoring and reliably reporting on network performance. By “active,” I refer to […]
TCP TCP Header Details TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) is a protocol used at Transport layer for providing reliable connectivity to various other p… READ MORE » TCP IP Header Details (IPv4) IP protocol is one of the main protocols in the TCP/IP stack. It is in the form of IP Packets that all the tr… […]
Basic Route Selection Criteria Basic IP Routing Rules When we try to connect to a remote subnet/prefix from a router (for example, Ping, Telnet, or FTP), following basic routing ru… READ MORE » Basic Route Selection Criteria Administrative Distance JunOS The routing process in JunOS assigns an administrative distance (or default preference) to each route […]
Three EIGRP Tables are maintained by EIGRP to execute its operation i.e. Neighbor Table, Topology Table, and IP Routing table for its operation. This article will discuss these three tables in detail. How EIGRP selects Best Routes? Step 1 – Establish an adjacency or neighbor-ship (Neighbor Table) with other peers or devices running EIGRP and […]
VNF What is SD-WAN? How it works? To understand the concept of What is SD-WAN and How it works?, Let us create a base first with an example. AIM … READ MORE » uCPE What is uCPE? uCPE (Universal Customer Premise Equipment) is one single device capable of handling multiple network functions. For example, Routing… […]
Showing posts with the label Fast SwitchingShow All Process Switching Process Switching Vs Fast Switching Vs CEF In this article, we will discuss evolving packet-switching methods for example Process Switching, Fast Swi… READ MORE »
Showing posts with the label subnettingShow All subnetting Subnetting Class B In this article we will understand IPv4 Class B subnetting. Let’s begin by understanding basic definitions. Definition of IP… READ MORE »
Showing posts with the label Fast SwitchingShow All Process Switching Process Switching Vs Fast Switching Vs CEF In this article, we will discuss evolving packet-switching methods for example Process Switching, Fast Swi… READ MORE »