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Troubleshooting Router Issues Overview | |
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Troubleshooting routing issues |
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The
show ip protocols
and show ip route
commands display information about routing protocols and the routing
table. The output from these commands can be used to verify the
routing protocol configuration. The
show ip route
command is perhaps the single most important command for
troubleshooting routing issues. This command displays the contents of
the IP routing table. The output from the
show ip route command shows
the entries for all known networks and subnetworks, and how that
information was learned.
If there is a problem reaching a host in a particular network, then the output of the show ip route command can be used to verify that the router has a route to that network. If the output of the show ip route command does not show the expected learned routes or no learned routes, then the problem is possibly that routing information is not being exchanged. In this case, use the show ip protocols command on the router to check for a routing protocol configuration error. The
show ip protocols
command displays values about IP routing protocol information on the
entire router. This command can be used to confirm which protocols are
configured, which networks are being advertised, which interfaces are
sending updates, and the sources of routing updates. The
show ip protocols
output also shows timers, filters, route summarization, route
redistribution, and other parameters that are specific to each routing
protocol that is enabled on the router. When multiple routing
protocols are configured, the information about each protocol is
listed in a separate section.
The show ip protocols command output can be used to diagnose a multitude of routing issues, including identifying a router that is suspected of delivering bad router information. It may be used to confirm the expected protocols, advertised networks, and routing neighbors are present. As with any troubleshooting process, identifying the problem is difficult if not impossible if there is not documentation indicating the expected.
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