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1 Routing Protocols (RIP, OSPF, BGP)

2 CONTENTS INTRA-DOMAIN AND INTER-DOMAIN ROUTING RIP OSPF BGP

3 INTRA-DOMAIN AND INTER-DOMAIN ROUTING

4 Popular routing protocols
Figure 13-1 Popular routing protocols Inter-domain Intra-domain

5 Figure 13-2 Autonomous systems

6 1. Distance Vector Routing

7 Figure 13-3 Example of updating a routing table

8 Initial routing tables in a small
Figure 13-4 Initial routing tables in a small autonomous system

9 Final routing tables for the previous figure

10 Figure Hop count

11 Instability

12 Solution for Instability
1. Defining Infinity 2. Split horizon

13 3. Split Horizon and Poison reverse
“ Do not use this value; what I know about this route comes from you”

14 2. Link State Routing OSPF:(Open Shortest Path First)

15 Link State Routing:- Building Routing Tables 1. Creation of the states of the links by each node, called the Link state packet (LSP). :- node identity, list of links, sequence no and age 2. Flooding of LSP to every other router 3. Formation of a shortest path tree for each node. :- Dijkstra Algorithm 4. Calculation of a routing table based on the shortest path tree

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17 Areas in an autonomous system
Figure Areas in an autonomous system

18 Types of links

19 Figure Point-to-point link

20 Figure Transient link

21 Figure Stub link

22 Figure Example of an internet

23 Graphical representation of an internet
Figure Graphical representation of an internet

24 Figure Router link

25 3. Path Vector Routing BGP: (Border Gateway Protocol)

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27 Initialization Sharing Updating Loop prevention Policy routing Optimum path

28 BGP: (Border Gateway Protocol)
Types of autonomous 1. Stub AS :-data cannot pass through a stub AS :- Only one connection to another AS 2. Multi-homed AS :- More than one connection to other AS :- data cannot pass through a stub AS 3. Transit AS BCP Attribute:- Well Known Mandatory 2. Discretionary Optional Transitive 2. Non Transitive BGP Session

29 Congestion Control Data Traffic:- Traffic Descriptor Avg. Data Rate
Peak Data Rate Max. Burst Size Traffic Profiles CBR ( Constant BR) VBR ( Variable BR) Bursty Data

30 Network Performance

31 Congestion Control Categories


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