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CCNP Route Sba Notes

This document provides configuration examples for various routing protocols and related tasks on a router. It includes examples for setting up TCL scripts to ping multiple IPs, configuring interfaces and addressing, routing protocols like EIGRP, OSPF, BGP, RIP for IPv6, setting up static and floating static routes, tunnels, and other related tasks. The document is intended to provide a set of examples and steps to configure common routing scenarios on a router.

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CCNP Route Sba Notes

This document provides configuration examples for various routing protocols and related tasks on a router. It includes examples for setting up TCL scripts to ping multiple IPs, configuring interfaces and addressing, routing protocols like EIGRP, OSPF, BGP, RIP for IPv6, setting up static and floating static routes, tunnels, and other related tasks. The document is intended to provide a set of examples and steps to configure common routing scenarios on a router.

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TCL Script Example

Router# tclsh
foreach var {
X.X.X.X
Y.Y.Y.Y
Z.Z.Z.Z
} {
ping $var }

! Start the TCL shell


! Begin the foreach loop
! Array element

! action against $var

Setting up an interface
interface <int>
go up when initialized
description ...
interface
ip address <ip> <subnet mask>
including the subnet mask
clock rate <clock>
bandwidth <bw>
computation
no shutdown

! Loopbacks will automatically


! Optional description for the
! The address of the interface,
! Clock rate in Kb/s
! EIGRP needs bandwidth to do
! Open the interface

ipv6 address <ipv6>


ivp6 rip <NAME> enable

! Set an IPV6 address


! Enable RIPv1 via IPV6

tunnel source <int>


tunnel destination <ip>
tunnel mode ipv6ip

! The tunnel source interface


! The tunnel destination IP
! Allow IPV6 through the Tunnel

Routing
Gateway of Last Resort
ip route 0.0.0.0 0.0.0.0 <int>
interface

! The the quad zero exit

Floating Static Routes


ip route <network> <subnet> <destination ip>
ip route <network> <subnet> <destination ip> <priority>

Create BGP Autonomous System (AS)


router bgp <AS>
no synchronization
convergence
neigbor <ip> remote-as <AS>
neigbor <ip> route-map <route-map> in
neighbor
no auto-summary
network <summary>
ip route <network> <subnet> null0

! Initialize the BGP AS


! Only announce if local
! Declare neighbor
! Set route-maps for
! Disable summarization
! Announce a network
! Add the nullroute

clear ip bgp
something doesn't update)

! Refresh BGP (Use this if

route-map <routemap> <permit|deny> <no>


set local-preference <no>

Create EIGRP Autonomous System (AS)


router eigrp <AS>
network <network> [wildcard]
broadcast
passive-interface default
ALL EIGRP routing updates
neighbor <DEST-IP> <INT>
manually setup neigbor
no passive-interface <int>
on this interface
no auto-summary
interface <int>
Hello interval
ip hello-interval eigrp <AS> <sec>
same in each end
key chain <KEYCHAIN>
config mode
key 1
key-string <KEY>

! Initialize the EIGRP AS


! Add the networks to be
! Set all interfaces to suppress
! If passive interface is set,
! Re-enable the routing updates
! Disable summarization
! Enter the interface to set
! Hello interval, must be the
! MD5 on EIGRP
! Create a new keychain in
! First key
! Keystring

interface <int>
ip authentication mode eigrp <AS> md5
ip authentication key-chain eigrp <AS> <KEYCHAIN>

! Setup MD5 for link

Create OSPF
interface <interface>
! Select the interface for Point
to Point
ip ospf network point-to-point
! Setup OSPF point-to-point
router ospf <AS>
! Initialize the OSPF AS
router-id <id>
! Set the Router-ID (Do this
before creating networks)
area <no> range <start-ip> <end-ip>
! Optionally setup the Area
network <network> [wildcard] area <no>
! Add the networks to broadcast
passive-interface default
no passive-interface <int>
redistribute <routing protocol> <no> subnets metric <no>
distribute-list <acl> <direction>
default-information originate always
interface <int>
ip ospf network broadcast
! Set OSPF to broadcast on the
interface.
ip ospf priority <priority>
! Set priority (force DR)
ip ospf network point-to-point
! Loopbacks must be point-topoint to broadcast correct mask
access-list <no> <deny|permit> <network wildcard|any> ! Remember to Deny,
then Permit

router ospf <AS>


area <no> stub
area <no> nssa
area <no> stub no-summary
area <no> nssa no-summary
router ospf <AS>
Backbone, otherwise create virtual link
area <AS>
virtual-link <dest ip>
- also opposite direction

!
!
!
!
!

STUB, on ABR
NSSA, on ABR
Totally STUB, on ABR
Totally NSSA, on ABR
All areas must connect to

! Transit area (between 0 and X)

IPv6 Routing
ipv6 unicast-routing
ipv6 router rip <process>
interface <int>
ipv6 rip <process> enable

!
!
!
!

Initialize routing for IPv6


Initialize RIP for the process
Select interface
Enable process on interface

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