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GUESTBOOK

Introduction to Managing Traffic and Access

Describe causes of network congestion.
List solutions for controlling network congestion.

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Best Resources!

2. Describe classful and classless routing protocols

RIP1

15 for maximum hop count
30 seconds update interval
VLSM is not supported

3. Describe causes of network congestion.

Bursts of user traffic
Multicast / broadcast overhead traffic
- Routing updates
- SAP adverts
- Keepalives
Too much traffic on low bandwidth links
Network design issues

4. List solutions for controlling network congestion.

Filter unwanted traffic
Reduce overhead - adjust timers for routing announcements, provide static entries
Prioritize traffic

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