Often overlooked by theorists, Doyle dedicates a crucial volume to the "hacks" that keep the internet running.
This section comprises the bulk of the book and the most critical knowledge for the CCIE.
Chapters to Cover:
Lab Drills for BGP:
The bulk of Volume II is dedicated to BGP-4. It moves beyond the basic mechanics of peering and delves into the nuance of path manipulation. Unlike IGP metrics (bandwidth, delay, cost), BGP routing decisions are driven by a complex hierarchy of Path Attributes. Routing TCP IP- Volume II -CCIE Professional Development
The text methodically dissects these attributes—Next Hop, Local Preference, AS_Path, and MED (Multi-Exit Discriminator). It forces the reader to think not in terms of "shortest path," but in terms of "business policy."
Chapter 11: IPv6 Overview
Chapter 12: IPv6 Routing Protocols
Chapter 13: IPv6 Transition and Coexistence Often overlooked by theorists, Doyle dedicates a crucial
Chapter 14: IPv6 Configuration and Troubleshooting