Module 5: IP Routing II Flashcards

1
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Describe Exterior Gateway Protocol (EGP)

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2
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AS (Autonomous System)

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collection of routers under same technical / administrative domain

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3
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local traffic

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traffic within an AS

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4
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stub

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a single connection to one other AS

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5
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multihomed AS

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connections to > 1 AS, may refuse to carry transit traffic

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6
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transit AS

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connections to > 1 AS, may refuse to carry transit traffic

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7
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Some facts about AS

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A collection of routers under the same administrative domain

Can be large global ASPs or small regional networks

An AS can connect to more than one other AS

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8
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Tier 1 Networks

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9
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Tier 2

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peers with some networks, but still purchases IP transit to reach at least some portion of the internet

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10
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Tier 3

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Solely purchases transit from other networks to reach the internet

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11
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Who speaks BGP?

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12
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What is the purpose of BGP?

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To share connectivity information across ASes so that at the AS level you know how to send traffic from one AS to another

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13
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What are two constraints of BGP?

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Scaling
Autonomy (policy and privacy)

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14
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Why is LS not ideal for the BGP protocol?

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requires sharing of complete network information
information exchanges doesn’t scale
all policies exposed

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15
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Why is DV better for BGP?

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scales and retains privacy
BUT –
cannot implement policy (only know next hop)
cannot avoid loops if shortest path not taken

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16
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What do we run over BGP?

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Path Vector Protocol

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17
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Advertising Routes

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18
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What are the basic messages in BGP?

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19
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Issues with BGP

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20
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BGP runs over what protocol?

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TCP

21
Q

What are some addressing protocols?

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22
Q

Getting an IP Address with Dynamic Host Configuration

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23
Q

Describe the Address Resolution Protocol (ARP)

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24
Q

How to scale internetwork Routing?

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25
Q

Describe class-based addressing schemes

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26
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what is the problem with the class-based addressing approach?

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27
Q

Classless Interdomain Routing (CIDR)

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28
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What does CIDR allow us to do?

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a more flexible way of reducing the routing table size

29
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What are two effects of CIDR?

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  1. reduce the routing table size
  2. reduce the routing advertisement
30
Q

Router forwards packet according the most specific forwarding information, _________________.

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31
Q

What is the motivation of the transport protocol?

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32
Q

what are the services provided by TCP?

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33
Q

What are other services provided by TCP?

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34
Q

how does UDP contrast to TCP?

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35
Q

what are the advantages of UDP?

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36
Q

disadvantages of UDP

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37
Q

where do we use UDP?

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38
Q

headers!

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39
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UDP Service & Header

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40
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TCP Header

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