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An understanding of the following key
points should have been achieved:
- A router will not forward a packet
without a route to a destination network.
- Network administrators manually
configure static routes.
- Default routes are special static
routes that provide routers with gateways of last resort.
- Static and default routes are
configured using the ip route command.
- Static and default route
configuration can be verified using the
show ip route,
ping, and
traceroute commands.
- Verify and troubleshoot static and
default routes
- Routing protocols
- Autonomous systems
- Purpose of routing protocols and
autonomous systems
- The classes of routing protocols
- Distance vector routing protocol
features and examples
- Link-state protocol features and
examples
- Route determination
- Routing configuration
- Routing protocols (RIP, IGRP, OSPF,
EIGRP, BGP)
- Autonomous systems and IGP versus
EGP
- Distance vector routing
- Link-state routing
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