Books
Advanced IP Routing in Cisco Networks (Second Edition)
By Terry Slattery and Bill Burton
Published September 2000
Thank you for inquiring about Advanced IP Routing in Cisco Networks, Second Edition. (View information about the first edition, published in September, 1998.)
The first obvious question about any second edition of a book is "What changed?". We've added quite a bit of content, increasing the number of pages from 504 to 640 - an increase of over 20%. There are two new chapters: IS-IS Routing and Dial-on-Demand Routing. Many of the other chapters have had new content added. The changes are too numerous to list. We hope that you find this new edition useful in running your current network or in obtaining your professional certifications.
Here, you'll find information about bugs that readers have discovered and the reference material mentioned in the book, primarily RFCs and a bibliography.
The draft versions of two chapters from the first edition are available via the First Edition. Look for the links to the draft chapters in the book outline on that page.
If you wish to report a bug you've found in the book, please send an email to us at .
Book Outline
Section 1 TCP/IP Basics
Chapter 1 TCP/IP
Chapter 2 How Routing Works
Section 2 Interior Routing
Chapter 3 Static Routes
Chapter 4 Classful Interior Routing
Chapter 5 Classless Interior Routing
Chapter 6 IS-IS Routing
Chapter 7 Interior Route Redistribution
Section 3 Connecting to the Outside
Chapter 8 Network Address Translation
Chapter 9 Static Internet Connections
Chapter 10 BGP Internet Connections
Chapter 11 Dial-on-Demand Routing
Section 4 Additional Topics
Chapter 12 Troubleshooting
Appendixes
Additional Information
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Corrections to the Book
- Bibliography and RFCs
- Figure 9-2 (pdf - 414KB) The figure is centered on the page, so scroll the PDF image down to see the figure.