JNCIE-ER prep materials - practice labs and topology
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P.Sandwijk
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Thanx for the information and configuration capture
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qplayed
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Aldur
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Which multicast meets the above requirements? DVMRP or Anycast RP? If Anycast RP do you use MSDP or not? I assume that other non-RP routers would use a static RP pointing to the anycast
IP?
The goal I had in mind was to use Anycast RPs without MSDP. And yup, the non RP routers can use a static RP pointing towards the Anycast IP.
Technically you could use MSDP to accomplish this task, but it would involve considerably more work.Also wouldn't PIM-DM work as well? It doesn't use BSR or auto-rp and would survive a failure in the network.
Good thinking about using PIM-DM in this scenario. Technically this would work as well, albeit not what I was going for, it'd definitely work.
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hoand37
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Sorry, there's no JNCIE-ER, only JNCIE-ENT (Enterprise Routing & Switching). Correct me if I'm wrong
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Aldur
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@hoand37
Yes, you are correct that this is no longer a JNCIE-ER, but when the last post happened here, June 2011 the JNCIE-ER was alive and well. But for that reason I'll unsticky this thread. "Bribe is such an ugly word. I prefer extortion. The X makes it sound cool."
-Bender