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Title: ISIS


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IS-IS
  • By Ted Cory

2
IS-IS Outline
  • Brief History of IS-IS
  • How IS-IS works
  • Configuring IS-IS
  • Troubleshooting IS-IS

3
About Me
  • Senior WAN Tech, Raymond James Financial
  • Certifications CCNP,MCSE,A

4
  • A Brief History of IS-IS

5
History of IS-IS
  • IS-IS What is it?
  • Stands for Intermediate System to Intermediate
    System
  • Developed by DEC for DECnet Phase V
  • Radia Perlman was chief developer
  • Is the routing protocol for ISOs CLNS
  • Is formally described in ISO 10589

6
History of IS-IS
  • IS-IS was passed over by IETF (OSPF was chosen).
  • Was not chosen for political and technical
    reasons.
  • Routes both IP and CLNS traffic.

7
  • How IS-IS works

8
ISO terms
  • Intermediate System- A router
  • End System- A host
  • LSP-Link State PDU
  • Performs function of an LSA
  • Is a packet itself, not encapsulated

9
IS-IS similarities with OSPF
  • Both maintain link state databases
  • Both compute shortest path with Dijkstra based
    SPF algorithm. Both use hello packets
  • Both can summarize address space
  • Both elect designated router
  • Both use areas
  • Area borders are on links, not routers.

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IS-IS System Types
  • Three types of Intermediate Systems
  • Level 1(L1)-Routers that have no direct
    connectivity to another area
  • Resides entirely within an area
  • Similar to Internal Backbone OSPF router
  • Has no knowledge of destinations outside its own
    area

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IS-IS System Types
  • Level 2 (L2)-Routers that connect different areas
  • Connect multiple areas
  • Connect only to other L2 routers
  • Similar to OSPF backbone router

12
IS-IS System Types
  • Level 1/Level 2 (L1/L2) Routers that are
    connected to both L1 and L2 routers.
  • Maintain a separate link state for Level 1 and
    Level 2 connectivity
  • Similar to OSPF ABRs
  • Lets other routers know its connected to other
    networks via an attached bit in LSP.

13
IS-IS System Types
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IS-IS Network Entity Titles
  • Every Router has a unique address within an area.
    This address is called the routers NET.
  • Network Entity Title (NET)- Composed of System ID
    and Area ID
  • System ID-Similar to RID in OSPF
  • Used by Level 1 routing
  • Area ID-Up to three defined on a router at one
    time.
  • Used by Level 2 routing

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IS-IS Network Entity Titles
  • NET can be formatted in many ways.
  • System ID of all nodes within an area must be the
    same length.
  • Usually the MAC address

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IS-IS Network Entity Titles
  • Three typical NET formats
  • Eight octet format
  • Area System ID SEL
  • 08. 0000.4159.b9ab. 00
  • (08.0000.4159.b9ab.00)

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IS-IS Network Entity Titles
  • OSI NSAP address
  • Domain Area System ID SEL
  • 53.1256.23cd.0005. 0000.1256.b3df. 00
  • (53.1256.23cd.005.0000.1256b3df.00)
  • GOSIP NSAP address
  • AFI ICD DFI AAI Reserved RDI Area System ID
    SEL
  • 53.0005.73.0000c3. 0000. 12fd. 0007.
    0000.1256b3df .00

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IS-IS Network Entity Titles
  • Three Rules for addresses
  • NET must begin with single octet (ex 53.xxxx)
  • NET must end with single octet, which should be
    00
  • On Cisco routers NET must be six octets

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IS-IS Neighbors
  • Routers exchange hellos
  • Separate adjacencies for L1 and L2 routers.
  • Default hello timer is 10 seconds.
  • Default Hold timer is 3 times hello interval.
  • L1 and L2 routers will NOT establish adjacencies

20
IS-IS Neighbors
  • Can view the neighbor table by using command
  • show clns is-neighbors
  • Valid states for neighbors are Init or Up.
  • Init-Neighbor is known but not adjacent
  • Up-Known and adjacent

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IS-IS Designated Routers
  • Every router interface gets a priority for L1 and
    L2 routing
  • Range is 0 to 127
  • Default is 64
  • Changed with isis priority interface command
  • Priority 0 is ineligible
  • Highest priority wins

22
IS-IS Designated Routers
  • Election process is different from OSPF
  • No BDR elected
  • Better priority forces reelection
  • New LSPs must be flooded
  • Not as stable

23
IS-IS Useful commands
  • Which-route
  • Allows you to find IP address based on NLSP
    address.
  • Show isis database
  • Displays summary database info

24
IS-IS
  • R2show isis database
  • ISIS Level-1 Link State Database
  • LSPID LSP Seq Num LSP Checksum LSP Holdtime
    ATT/P/OL
  • R1.00-00 0x0000008B 0x6843 55
    0/0/0
  • R2.00-00 0x00000083 0x276E 77 0/0/0
  • R2.01-00 0x00000004 0x34E1 57 0/0/0
  • R3.00-00 0x00000086 0xF30E 84
    0/0/0
  • ISIS Level-2 Link State Database
  • LSPID LSP Seq Num LSP Checksum LSP Holdtime
    ATT/P/OL
  • R1.00-00 0x00000092 0x34B 41 0/0/0
  • R2.00-00 0x0000008A 0x7A59 115 0/0/0
  • R2.01-00 0x00000004 0xC3DA 50 0/0/0
  • R3.00-00 0x0000008F 0x0766 112 0/0/0
  • High Hold time is good

25
  • Configuring IS-IS

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IS-IS Configuration
  • Steps to configure basic IS-IS
  • Determine area router will be located and
    interfaces that IS-IS will be enabled on.
  • Enable IS-IS (router isis)
  • Configure NET with the net command
  • Enable IS-IS on interfaces (ip router isis)

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IS-IS Configuration
  • Sample config
  • Clns routing
  • !
  • Interface Ethernet0
  • ip address 10.1.255.5 255.255.255.0
  • ip router isis
  • !
  • Interface Serial0
  • ip address 192.168.1.1 255.255.255.252
  • ip router isis
  • !
  • Router isis
  • Net 00.0001.0000.3090.6756.00

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IS-IS Other configuration options
  • Setting summary addresses
  • Configuring route authentication
  • Changing router type
  • Area migrations

29
  • Troubleshooting IS-IS

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IS-IS Troubleshooting
  • Important to remember that CLNS is being used
  • Similar to troubleshooting OSPF

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IS-IS Troubleshooting
  • When inspecting routers config check the
    following
  • Does the NET statement have the correct NET?
  • Does the NET comply with NET format you are
    using?
  • Is the command ip router isis on the correct
    interfaces?
  • Are the IP addresses and subnet masks correct?

32
IS-IS Troubleshooting
  • Troubleshooting Adjacencies
  • L1 routers can only form adjacencies with L1 or
    L1/L2 routers
  • L2 routers can only form adjacencies with L2 or
    L1/L2 routers
  • Are you receiving hellos from neighbor? If so
    are they at the correct level? Use the command
    debug isis adj-packets to view this info

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IS-IS Troubleshooting
  • Troubleshooting Adjacencies
  • Is the hello interval and hello multiplier the
    same between neighbors?
  • Is authentication being used? If so are the
    password correct?
  • Any ACLs?

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IS-IS Troubleshooting
  • Troubleshooting the Link State Database
  • Show isis spf-log lists all SPF calculations
  • Debug isis spf-triggers displays messages about
    causes of SPF calculation
  • Debug isis spf-statistics Shows SPF calculation
    itself. Also shows how long SPF calculation took.

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Sources
  • Routing TCP/IP Volume 1
  • By Jeff Doyle
  • Interconnections, Second Edition
  • By Radia Perlman
  • Ciscos website
  • http//www.cisco.com/warp/public/97/is-is-ip-confi
    g.pdf
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