Routing TCP/IP (Volume - 1)

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Routing TCP/IP (Volume 1) is a reference book for those who want to learn the nuances of routing in TCP/IP, and it is written by Jeff Doyle and Jennifer Carroll. This book provides the required fundamentals of TCP/IP networks along with the tools that are vital to understand how routing is accomplished. This second edition of the book has been updated with essential material on IPv6. Moreover, it provides all the up-to-date material along with examples and configurations for the latest releases of Cisco IOS.  It discusses the topics in detail, right from the design principles of routing algorithms to the evolution of addressing schemes. The book also discusses the practical aspects of designing along with the configuration procedure of routing of large autonomous systems. It offers a deep understanding of IP routing protocols. A reader can learn to implement these protocols with the help of Cisco routers. This book is a premier text on TCP/IP routing protocols and is an essential textbook for CCIE preparation. It also includes various troubleshooting lessons for engineers, administrations, and network designers. Jeff Doyle has been associated with several designs of large-scale carrier and services provider networks. His other books include CCIE Professional Development Routing TCP/IP, Molecular Systematics of Plants, and others. His expertise lies in IP routing protocols and IPv6. He is a services engineer and professional IPv6 solutions manager. Jennifer Carroll is a network consultant who works independently in Redmond, WA. She has also authored CCIE Professional Development Routing TCP/IP. She has the designs of many TCP/IP networks to her credit. Moreover, she is involved in the development of various courses on routing protocols and Cisco routers.