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Routing can be divided into static and dynamic routing. The static route is manually maintained by the administrator; the dynamic route is automatically maintained by the routing protocol.
Necessary steps of routing algorithm: 1. Pass routing information to other routers; 2. Receive routing information from other routers; 3. Calculate the optimal path to each destination network based on the received routing information, and generate routing from it Selection table; 4. Respond in time according to the change of the network topology, adjust the route to generate a new routing table, and at the same time announce the topology change to other routers in the form of routing information.
Two main algorithms: Distance Vector Routing and Link-State Routing. It can be divided into distance vector (such as: RIP, IGRP, EIGRP), link state routing protocol (such as: OSPF, IS-IS).
The routing protocol is a mechanism for sharing routing information between routers. It allows routers to exchange and maintain their own routing tables. When a router's routing table changes for some reason, it needs to promptly notify other routers connected to this change to ensure the correct transmission of data. The routing protocol does not undertake the task of data transmission between end users on the network.
※Simply talk about the operating process of OSPF
①The router sends the HELLO message; ②Establishes the adjacency relationship; ③Forms the link state ④The SPF algorithm calculates the optimal path ⑤Forms the routing table
※The basic working principle of the OSPF routing protocol, the election process of DR and BDR, the role of the area and the transmission of LSA (Note: The other party has more detailed questions about OSPF related knowledge and should be focused on).
Features are: 1. Fast convergence speed; 2. Support classless routing table query, VLSM and super network technology; 3. Support multi-channel load balancing at equal cost; 4. High routing update delivery efficiency (regional, multicast update, DR/BDR); 5. Perform the most optimal route according to the link bandwidth (cost).
It is found that neighbors have established adjacency relations by sending HELLO messages, the same link state database is formed by flooding LSA, and the routing table is generated by using the SPF algorithm.
DR/BDR election: 1. DR/BDR exists -> no election; reaching the 2-way state Priority is not 0->eligibility; 3. BDR is selected first, then DR; 4. Using "priority" and "RouterID" for judgment .
1. By dividing the area, the router LSA DB can be reduced, and the overhead caused by CPU, memory, and LSA flooding can be reduced. 2. The TOP change can be limited to a single area to speed up convergence.
LSA1 and LSA2 are only transmitted in the originating area; LSA3 and LSA4 are transmitted by the ABR and transmitted in the OSPF domain; LSA5 is transmitted by the ASBR and transmitted in the OSPF AS; LSA7 is only transmitted in the NSSA.
※What are the advantages of OSPF? Why does OSPF converge faster than RIP?
Advantages: 1. Fast convergence speed; 2. Support classless routing table query, VLSM and super network technology; 3. Support multi-channel load balancing at equal costs; 4. High routing update delivery efficiency (regional, multicast update, DR /BDR); 5. Optimal route selection based on link bandwidth
Adopt area, multicast update, incremental update, 30 minutes retransmission of LSA
※What is the difference between RIP version 1 and version 2?
Answer: ①RIP-V1 is a classful routing protocol, RIP-V2 is a classless routing protocol ②RIP-V1 broadcast routing update, RIP-V2 multicast routing update ③RIP-V2 routing update carries more information than RIP-V1
※Describe RIP and OSPF, their differences and characteristics
The RIP protocol is a traditional routing protocol, suitable for relatively small networks, but the rapid development and rapid expansion of the current Internet network makes the RIP protocol unable to adapt to today's networks.
The OSPF protocol was developed when the Internet network expanded rapidly, and it overcomes many of the defects of the RIP protocol. RIP is a distance vector routing protocol; OSPF is a link state routing protocol.
RIP&OSPF management distances are: 120 and 110
1. A route of the RIP protocol has a limit of 15 hops (gateway or router). If a RIP network route spans more than 15 hops (router), it considers the network unreachable, while OSPF does not limit the number of crossing routers.
2. The OSPF protocol supports variable-length subnet masks (VLSM), but RIP does not. This makes RIP lack support for current IP addresses and the flexibility of variable-length subnet masks.
3. The RIP protocol is not aimed at the actual situation of the network but periodically broadcasts the routing table, which is a great waste of network bandwidth resources, especially for large-scale wide area networks. The routing broadcast update of the OSPF protocol only occurs when the routing status changes, and IP multicast is used to send link status update information, which saves bandwidth.
4. The RIP network is a flat network, and there is no layering of the network. OSPF has established a hierarchical concept in the network. In autonomous domains, network domains can be divided, so that routing broadcasts can be restricted to a certain range and the waste of link relay resources can be avoided.
5. OSPF uses an authorization mechanism when routing broadcasts to ensure network security.
The difference between the above two shows the characteristics of the OSPF protocol coming from behind. Its advanced nature and complexity make it adapt to today's increasingly large Internet network and become the main Internet routing protocol.
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