Review
| 1: | What protocol was IS-IS originally designed to provide routing information for? |
| 2: | Where can summarization take place in IS-IS? |
| 3: | How many levels of routing are there in an IS-IS network? |
| 4: | How many pseudonodes are allowed in an IS-IS area? |
| 5: | Is it possible to overflow the LSP database on a router? What are the indications that this is occurring? |
| 6: | What is the range of internal metrics in IS-IS? What is the range of external metrics in IS-IS? Why is this a problem in a large-scale network? |
| 7: | Why isn't it good to have a dial backup dial in to a router behind a summarization point for the networks behind the dial backup router? |
| 8: | Will routers in different areas form L1 neighbor adjacencies? |
| 9: | Should you just let all the routers in your network ... |
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