Core Layer
Different IEEE Standard
| Routed Protocol | Routing Protocol |
| IP,IPX,AppleTalk | RIP,IGRP,OSPF,EIGRP |
| Packets Travel end to end | Packets travel between the routers |
:
| Administrative Distance | |
| Directly Connected | 0 |
| Static Route | 1 |
| EIGRP | 90 |
| IGRP | 100 |
| OSPF | 110 |
| RIP | 120 |
Distance Vector Concepts:
1) Routers adds directly connected subnets to their routing table even without routing protocol
2)Routers send routing updates out on interface to advertise routing information about the directly connected routes and that learned from other routers.
3)Routers Listen routing updates from the neighboring routers so that they can learn new routes.
4)Routing information includes subnet and metric.
5) Broadcast & Multicasts
6) sends periodic updates and expect to receive periodic updates
7) Failure to receive updates in a timely manner results in the removal of the routes previously learned from that neighboring routers.
8) A router assumes that, for a route advertised by router X, the next hop router in that route is Router X.
Route Poisoning
Reduce the chance of loops (occurs due to up and down, up and down status of the link)
Advertises Infinite Metric for the failed link/route.
Split Horizon
Prevents counting to infinity and adding poison reverse ensures that all routers know for sure that the route has failed.
RIP and IGRP use the Split Horizon with Poison Reverse.
Hold Down Timer:
Link State Routing:
Split Horizon
Hold down timer
RIP
IGRP
OSPF
EIGRP
Nat & Pat
Frame Relay
ISDN & DDR