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General| Brand | Cisco |
|---|---|
| Model | Network Router |
| Category | Network Router |
| Language | English |
Explains the PNNI network database and its role in topology information collection.
Describes a PNNI network where all nodes share topology state information with each other.
Details a topology interconnecting multiple PNNI peer groups to form a larger network.
Provides PNNI networking specifications and recommended limits for MGX and SES switches.
Covers design considerations for redundant hardware and links in PNNI networks.
Outlines capabilities and guidelines for planning within a single peer group.
Explains the importance of address planning for PNNI WAN performance and efficiency.
Details the steps for creating a WAN address plan and configuring ATM addresses.
Guides the selection of PNNI levels for defining the physical and logical network hierarchy.
Explains how to define a unique peer group ID based on PNNI level and ATM address bits.
Covers the process of assigning unique ATM addresses to nodes in the network.
Details planning and configuration guidelines for CUG parameters like interlock codes and indexes.
Describes the PNNI routing sources and selection process used by MGX and SES nodes.
Introduces common link and route metrics used in PNNI routing decisions.
Details how PNNI routing protocol builds and uses shortest path tables (SPTs).
