Dynamic Routing Flashcards

(26 cards)

1
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Distance Vector protocols

A

Routers with these dynamic routing protocols send info to their nearest neighbours about their known destination networks and metric for reaching them. Also known as “routing by rumour”

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Link State Protocol

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Each router forms their own map of the network. Information is advertised from routers and passed to others.

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Metric

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The total cost of each link based on the bandwidth (determines which route to use)

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Administrative Distance

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If two different routing protocols are used, the route created with that protocol with the lower AD is chosen (more trusted, ie static > ospf)

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Floating static route

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static route created with a high AD so its used if proper route goes down

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How does EIGRP calculate the best route?

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Bandwidth of the slowest link in the path + delay value of all links

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What are loopback interfaces and why are they useful?

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virtual interfaces on the router, useful because its independent of a physical interface and will always be up/up

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How does OSPF work?

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LSAs are created on the router and flooded to each router which are used to build a LSDB and SPF algorithm is used to calculate route

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what are OSPF areas?

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Used to break down a larger network into chunks so that routers don’t need to build up an LSDB of the entire network

all must have a connection to area 0 (backbone)

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Internal routers

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routers that are in a single areaA

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Area Border Routers

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routers between areas that contain their own LSDB

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12
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Backbone Router

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Connected to area 0

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13
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Intra-area router

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route to a destination inside the same OSPF area

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inter area router

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route to a destination in another OSPF area

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Autonomous system boundary router

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OSPF router that connects to a OSPF network on external network

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16
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How do you calculate the metric cost for OSPF?

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cost = ref bandwidth (default 100) / interface bandwidth

sum up all of the links needed to be crossed for metric

17
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What the requirements for OSPF routers to be considered neighbours?

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1) area number must match
2) interfaces must be in the same subnet
3) OSPF process must not be shutdown
4) Router ID must be unique
5) timers must match
6) auth settings must match

18
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What are the roles of hello timer and dead timers?

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OSPF routers send hello packets every 10 seconds but if its not received by a neighbour, it will be removed after the dead timer expires (40 secs)

19
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What are the three roles in OSPF?

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  1. DR (Designated Router)
  2. BDR (Backup Designated Router)
  3. DRother
20
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How are DR/BDR chosen?

A

election priority
1. Interface priority
2. Router ID

21
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What happens if DR goes down?

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BDR becomes DR and a new BDR is elected

22
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Who can form full adjacencies? and with who?

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DR and BDR will form full adjacencies with all routers but DRothers will only for adjacencies with DR/BDR

23
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What is a point to point connection? (Routing Protocol)

A

Direct connection between two routers, DR/BDR not needed

24
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LSA type 1

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Router LSA, generated by OSPF routers and identifies routers and lists networks on its interfaces

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LSA type 2
generated by the DR of each multi-access (broadcast) network, lists the routers attached to this network
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LSA type 5
generated by ASBRs to describe routes outside of the OSPF domain