Annex C16 Advanced Routing Flashcards
Interior Gateway Protocols (IGP)
two broad types:
Static
Dynamic
Autonomous System (AS)
Group of routers and their data networks that share a common routing policy and administration
Interior routing protocols are used to enable comm between different networks; they establish the common routing policy that defines the AS.
Moreover, exterior routing protocols are used to connect together different AS and ensure traffic is able to enter and exit AS
Exterior Gateway Protocols (EGP)
Exterior Gateway Protocols are used to connect together different autonomous systems and ensure traffic is able to enter and exit the AS
Static Routing
Configure by the network administrator and show destination network, its subnet, and next hop. Color coded red, blue, green
IP route: Network (red) Subnet Mask (blue) Next Hop (green)
Advantages: More secure, does not use bandwidth for overhead/routing table, always override dynamic route
Disadvantages: very configuration intensive
Dynamic Routing
Three routing types: distance vector, link state, enhanced distance vector
Distance Vector: Use only hop count to determine the shortest way to route a packet
Link State: Routing table uses hop count and cost (bandwidth) to determine best route
Enhanced Distance Vector: Combine best parts of link state and distance vector protocols
Convergence
Process of developing the topology of a network
Anytime any change is made to the network like adding networks etc
Whenever the topology of the network changes, routers must adjust for hte changes to alter their understanding of the topology of the network IOT ensure packets are routed down the right path.
Factors affecting convergence
Event driven convergence: changes to network (ie adding networks, adding/removing routers, loss of comm w/ router etc)
Timed Updates: occur when time period has elapsed. Can waste bandwidth and increase network overhead because the updates may be unnecessary.
Enhanced Distance Vector Routing Protocol
Combine best parts of link state and distance vector protocols
Most common Enhanced Distance Vector Routing Protocol employed by USMC PSN
EIGRP
Data planners can configure metrics to shape the flow of the traffic through the network
-metrics include: bandwidth, delay, reliability, load
Most common Exterior Gateway Protocol used to connect USMC PSN
Border Gateway Protocol 4.0 (BGP) to connect our deployed networks to the DISN.