New Training: Design and Deploy IS-IS on Junos
In this 10-video skill, CBT Nuggets trainer Knox Hutchinson explores the depths of the IS-IS protocol and how to deploy and IS-IS network on Juniper devices. Watch this new training.
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This training includes:
10 videos
1.1 hours of training
You’ll learn these topics in this skill:
Introducing IS-IS on Junos
The ISO CLNS Levels
IS-IS Areas
IS Adjacency Formation and Behaviors
Configuring the NET Address
Configuring Level 1 IS Adjacencies
Configuring Level 2 IS Adjacencies
Configure Level 1-2 Borders
Configure IS-IS Authentication
Summarizing IS-IS
End vs Intermediate Systems: 2 Components of an IS-IS Network
A Junos IS-IS network is a single AS or autonomous system in network architecture. This IS-IS network, also known as a routing domain is designed with components known as End Systems and Intermediate Systems.
End Systems and Intermediate Systems are both designed to support the transmission of data packets within an Autonomous System. These two components within an IS-IS network do vary in their functionality, where End Systems are inter-network components that send and receive packets and intermediate Systems send and receive data packets but also relay data packets on to other Autonomous Systems.
The benefit of IS-IS systems is that they are built on the design principle of shortest-path-first traversal algorithm within an IS-IS system. These optimized environments, as well as the unified software approach inherent in the Juniper ecosystem, makes this network protocol and network configuration intuitive, resilient and scalable to meet the expectations of today's enterprise organization.
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