Router Filters - Route Maps - Leak Maps

After fighting the good fight with redistribution, conquering some figments of my imagination, and coming to terms with the fact the EIGRP summary routes - though they do have an AD of 5 - do not directly reflect an AD of 5 in the route table, I am ready to conquer Route Filters, Route Maps, and Leak Maps. These are their stories...

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cisco_trooper

Finally got to sit down and finish Reading Routing TCP/IP Volume I which concluded with Route Maps. Hopefully I'll have time to lab tomorrow.

cisco_trooper

Yep, this book is closed brother. Route-Maps in relation to redistribution are a cakewalk. This is good stuff.

You know, it was actually kind of disappointing to not have any trouble with this...almost makes me wonder if i should try harder to make it fail...

On to BGP.

Mrock4

cisco_trooper wrote:

You know, it was actually kind of disappointing to not have any trouble with this...almost makes me wonder if i should try harder to make it fail...

There's always the CCIE...

I am halfway through with my multicasting chapter. I'm loving the newfound knowledge..

networker050184

When you aren't having trouble that’s when you know you are studying the right way!

I thought the BSCI was fairly simple as well as most of my experience is with routing. I found the BCMSN a little more challenging because the material (mainly wireless) wasn't as familiar.

If you weren't satisfied by the depth BSCI goes into on route maps you are really going to hate the depth it goes into with BGP! It’s barely a scratch on the surface!

cisco_trooper

networker050184 wrote:

When you aren't having trouble that’s when you know you are studying the right way!

I thought the BSCI was fairly simple as well as most of my experience is with routing. I found the BCMSN a little more challenging because the material (mainly wireless) wasn't as familiar.

If you weren't satisfied by the depth BSCI goes into on route maps you are really going to hate the depth it goes into with BGP! It’s barely a scratch on the surface!

Well, I just added Routing TCP/IP Volume II to my safari bookshelf, so hopefully that will help me out with BGP. I'm kinda pissed because I couldn't find BGP Design and Implementation on safari...

If that's the way its going to be moving into the CCIE studies later I'm going to have to go back to buying hardbacks...

cisco_trooper

For those interested

Just added my RouteMaps lab to my routerconfigs at http://www.ipnetworksllc.com/routerconfigs/