Avaya 8800 Planning And Engineering, Network Design page 6

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SF/CPU protection and loop prevention compatibility
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VRF Lite
VRF Lite route redistribution
VRF Lite capability and functionality
VRF Lite architecture examples
Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol
VRRP guidelines
VRRP and STG
VRRP and ICMP redirect messages
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IPv6 VRRP
VRRP versus RSMLT for default gateway resiliency
Subnet-based VLAN guidelines
PPPoE-based VLAN design example
Indirect connections
Direct connections
Border Gateway Protocol
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BGP scaling
BGP considerations
BGP and other vendor interoperability
BGP design examples
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IPv6 BGP+
Open Shortest Path First
OSPF scaling guidelines
OSPF design guidelines
OSPF and CPU utilization
OSPF network design examples
IP routed interface scaling
Internet Protocol version 6
IPv6 requirements
IPv6 design recommendations
Transition mechanisms for IPv6
Dual-stack tunnels
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SPBM IEEE 802.1aq standards compliance
SPBM 802.1aq standard
VLANs without member ports
SPBM provisioning
SPBM implementation options
SPBM reference architectures
SPBM campus architecture
SPBM multicast architecture
Large data center architecture
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Planning and Engineering - Network Design
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