3-2. SLIDE: Connection Type ..........................3-5
3-3. SLIDE: Recognizing a Bad Physical Connection . . .............3-7
3-4. SLIDE: MTU-Size ..............................3-9
3-5. SLIDE: IP Addressing Faults ........................
3-11
3-6. SLIDE: Network and Broadcast Addresses ..................3-13
3-7. SLIDE: Subnetting Errors ..........................
3-14
3-8. SLIDE: Routing Faults . ..........................
3-16
3-9. SLIDE: Reverse Name Resolution Failure ..................
3-18
3-10. SLIDE: Multihomed Hosts .........................
3-20
3-11. LAB: Finding and Resolving Network Faults . . . .............3-22
3-12. SLIDE: The
syslog Subsystem .......................
3-25
3-13. SLIDE: Computer Facilities ........................
3-27
3-14. SLIDE: syslog Computer Levels ......................
3-29
3-15. SLIDE: syslog Message Recipients .....................
3-31
3-16. SLIDE: /etc/syslog.conf ........................
3-32
3-17. LAB: System Logging Daemon—syslogd ..................
3-33
3-18. SLIDE: The Network Tracing and Logging Subsystem ............3-35
3-19. SLIDE: The Network Tracing and Logging Daemon .............3-37
3-20. SLIDE: The Network Tracing and Logging Formatter ............3-40
3-21. SLIDE: Filter Configuration File .......................
3-42
3-22. SLIDE: Using nettladm ..........................
3-44
3-23. LAB: Using nettl, netlfmt, and nettladm ................3-46
Module 4 — Routing Tables and Dynamic Routing Protocols
Objectives .....................................4-1
4-1. SLIDE: Routing Tables . ..........................4-2
4-2. SLIDE: IP Routing Algorithm ........................4-4
4-3. SLIDE: IP Routing . . . ..........................4-6
4-4. SLIDE: Static Routing . ..........................4-8
4-5. SLIDE: Proxy ARP . . . ..........................4-10
4-6. SLIDE: Setting Up a Proxy ARP Client ...................4-12
4-7. SLIDE: ICMP Redirect . ..........................4-14
4-8. SLIDE: Router Discovery Protocol ......................4-15
4-9. SLIDE: Overview of Dynamic Routing ....................4-17
4-10. SLIDE: Autonomous Systems ........................4-19
4-11. SLIDE: Vector Distance Protocol .......................4-21
4-12. SLIDE: Link State Routing Protocol .....................4-23
4-13. SLIDE: gated ...............................4-24
4-14. SLIDE: Routing Information Protocol ....................4-25
4-15. SLIDE: Example of RIP and EGP ......................4-27
4-16. SLIDE: Common Configuration Clauses ...................4-28
4-17. SLIDE: RIP Definition . ..........................4-30
4-18. SLIDE: Point-to-Point Interfaces ......................4-32
4-19. SLIDE: Troubleshooting gated .......................4-33
4-20. LAB: RIP Configuration—Default Rerouting .................4-35
4-21. SLIDE: OSPF Concepts . ..........................4-38
4-22. SLIDE: Example of OSPF Configuration ...................4-40
4-23. SLIDE: OSPF Internal Router ........................4-41
4-24. SLIDE: OSPF Area Border Router ......................4-43
4-25. SLIDE: Exporting Routes ..........................4-44
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