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CCNP Route Cheatsheet

This document provides a command sheet for common networking commands used in EIGRP, OSPF, route manipulation, BGP, and IPv6 configuration. It lists arguments and options for commands related to pinging addresses, configuring EIGRP and OSPF routing protocols, redistributing routes, manipulating routes, configuring BGP neighbors, and enabling IPv6 functionality and routing.

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CCNP Route Cheatsheet

This document provides a command sheet for common networking commands used in EIGRP, OSPF, route manipulation, BGP, and IPv6 configuration. It lists arguments and options for commands related to pinging addresses, configuring EIGRP and OSPF routing protocols, redistributing routes, manipulating routes, configuring BGP neighbors, and enabling IPv6 functionality and routing.

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Advanced Networking I

Practical Exam Command Sheet Legend: <values>, {optional values}, <option 1 | option 2> TCL
tclsh foreach address { <list-of-addresses> } { ping $address }

EIGRP
router eigrp <AS-number> network <address> {mask} auto-summary variance <number> passive-interface default no passive-interface <interface> ip no ip ip ip ip ip summary-address eigrp <AS-number> <network> <mask> ip split-horizon eigrp <AS-number> bandwidth-percent eigrp <AS-number> <value> authentication mode eigrp <AS-number> md5 authentication key-chain eigrp <AS-number> <name> hello-interval eigrp <AS-number> <value> hold-time eigrp <AS-number> <value>

key chain <name> key <value> key-string <value>

OSPF
router ospf <process-ID> router-id <ID> network <address> <mask> area <number> neighbor <address> area <number> stub {no-summary} area <number> nssa {no-summary} {default-information-originate} area <number> virtual-link <address> area <number> range <address> <mask> distribute-list <number> <in | out> default-information originate always passive-interface default no passive-interface <interface> ip ip ip ip ip ip ip ip ospf ospf ospf ospf ospf ospf ospf ospf cost <value> network <network-type> priority <value> authentication {message-digest} authentication-key <value> message-digest-key <number> md5 <value> hello-interval <value> dead-interval <value>

Route Manipulation
redistribute <protocol | static | connected> <AS-number | process-ID> {metric metric-value} {route-map map-name} {subnets} ip prefix-list <name | number> <deny | permit> <network/length> {ge gelength} {le le-length} distribute-list <in | out | prefix-list> <name | number> <in | out> <interface> route-map <name> <permit | deny> <seq-number> match <match-value> set <value> distance {protocol} <internal-value> {external-value} {source} {accesslist} ip policy route-map <name> ip route <dest> <mask> <next-hop-ip | interface> {AD} ip default-network <IP-address> ip as-path access-list <number> <permit | deny> <regex>

BGP
router bgp <AS-number> neighbor <IP-address> remote-as <AS-number> {distribute-list number in|out} {filter-list number in|out} {prefix-list name in|out} {routemap name in|out} {default-originate} {remote-private-as} {updatesource interface} {next-hop-self} {route-reflector-client} network <IP-address> {mask mask} aggregate-address <address> <mask>

IPv6
ipv6 unicast-routing ipv6 cef ipv6 address <address/prefix> {link-local} {eui-64} ipv6 router ospf <process-ID> area <number> range <address/prefix> ipv6 ospf <process-ID> area <number> ipv6 router eigrp <AS-number> no shutdown ipv6 eigrp <AS-number> ipv6 router rip <process-name> ipv6 rip <process-name> enable interface <tunnel-ID> tunnel mode <mode> tunnel source <interface> tunnel destination <address> ipv6 route <address/prefix> <next-hop | interface>

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