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1 Unit 10 Route Optimization Chapter 17 Implementing Redistribution and Controlling Routing Updates
© 2006 ITT Educational Services Inc. Advanced Routing and Switching I: Unit 10: Chapter 17: Slide 1

2 Routing Updates Without using Redistribution
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3 Autonomous Systems Within an Organization
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4 How Route Feedback Can Cause Routing Loops
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5 Path Selection Using Administrative Distance
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6 The Use of Default and Static Routes
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7 Controlling Routing Updates
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8 Configuring the Default Metric
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9 The Use of Static Routes Across a Dialup Link
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10 Simple Redistribution Between RIP and EIGRP
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11 Choosing the Optimal Path, Through Administrative Distance, When Distribution If Using Redundant Paths © 2006 ITT Educational Services Inc. Advanced Routing and Switching I: Unit 10: Chapter 17: Slide 11

12 The Use of a Default Network in a Redistributed Network to Resolve Problems with Path Selection
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13 Distribute List Logic on an Incoming Update
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14 Distribute List Logic on an Outgoing Update
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15 Topology for the Scenario 17-1 Network
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