Table of Contents

I. MODELING THE INTERNETWORK.

II. MODELING LOCAL AREA NETWORKS, LANS.

III. CONNECTING LANS WITH WIDE AREA NETWORKS, WANS.

IV. ROUTING PROTOCOLS; PROVIDING TRANSPORT FOR DATA FROM ONE NETWORK TO THE NEXT.

V. CONFIGURING AND TRANSPORTING OTHER NETWORK PROTOCOLS.

VI. CONTROLLING NETWORKS AND NETWORK ACCESS.

VII. ENHANCED NETWORK PROTOCOLS; THE QUICK AND DIRTY FEATURE SETS.

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About the Author

Karl Solie, CCIE #4599, is a Principal Network Engineer for Comdisco Inc. Karl has over 13 years experience in the field, designing and implementing LAN/WAN-based networks internally and externally for McDonnell Douglas, Unisys, and Comdisco. Over the past 13 years, Karl has worked on a vast array of internetworks, including some of the largest commercial- and government-based IP and SNA networks in the United States. He has performed LAN/WAN design and implementation on networks ranging from his community school district in Hudson, Wisconsin, to large government networks in Atlanta and Los Angeles. Karl holds a B.A. degree in law from the University of California, Irvine and concentrated in mathematics at the University of Wisconsin-Stout.