Cisco Network Interconnection and Troubleshooting

Author: Cormac S. Long
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Publish Date: 2001-03-01
Features: This book covers major LAN and WAN technologies today, including Frame Relay and ISDN, serial lines, X.25, TCP/IP (EIGR, OSPF, BGP), Novell networks, AppleTalk networks, and IBM networks, among others. Based on a brief introduction to the principles of these technologies, the book focuses on explaining the configuration, troubleshooting commands, and tools on Cisco routers. At the end of each chapter, it also includes numerous challenging troubleshooting examples. The book is comprehensive, well-structured, and covers the technologies that network engineers urgently need to master. Additionally, it includes troubleshooting tools, methods, and case studies, demonstrating how to effectively manage networks from design, configuration, and troubleshooting perspectives. Therefore, this book serves as a technical reference manual for network administrators.
Furthermore, the book contains numerous challenging troubleshooting examples. For those preparing for the CCIE exam, this book is an invaluable reference. The book covers major LAN and WAN technologies today, including Frame Relay and ISDN, serial lines, X.25, TCP/IP, Novell networks, AppleTalk networks, and IBM networks, among others. Based on a brief introduction to the principles of these technologies, the book focuses on explaining the configuration, troubleshooting commands, and tools on Cisco routers. At the end of each chapter, it also includes numerous challenging troubleshooting examples.