CCNA培训课件5、第五课：静态路由 和 RIP、IGRP的概念与配置.pptVIP

Slide 3 of 4: Purpose: This figure continues to illustrate IGRP update operation when network information changes. Emphasize: B places route to network in holddown state. The route is marked as “possibly down” while in holddown. B will still attempt to forward packets destined to . Slide 3 of 4: Purpose: This figure continues to illustrate IGRP update operation when network information changes. Emphasize: If the link comes back up, A will send another triggered update to B. B will not update its routing table until the holddown timer expires. Purpose: This figure describes the ip classless command. Emphasize: ip classless is not related to the IP address class. Instead it determines how to treat packets whose routes are not defined in the routing table. Objectives: Enable the RIP dynamic routing protocol so your router can learn about non-connected networks. Purpose: Teach students how to enable RIP. Laboratory Instructions: Refer to the Lab Setup Guide. Objectives: Enable the IGRP dynamic routing protocol so your router can learn about non-connected networks. Purpose: Teach students how to enable IGRP. Laboratory Instructions: Refer to the Lab Setup Guide. Purpose: Review the summary items with your students. Emphasize: Read or restate the summary statements. By now, your presentation and classroom discussion should have students able to meet the chapter learning objectives. Purpose: Review the chapter with open ended questions. Note: The questions in this section are open ended questions designed to foster further discussion. Answers the the review questions are in the “Answers” appendix. Purpose: This figure describes a corrective measure that attempts to solve the routing loop problems that a distance vector protocol could face. Emphasize: Routing loops occur only when routing knowledge being propagated has not yet reached the entire internetwork—when the internetwork has not converged after a change. Fast convergence minimizes the chance for a routing loo