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IS IS Routing Protocol Part 1 Cheatsheet Network Walks

This document provides an overview of key concepts related to the IS-IS routing protocol. It defines IS-IS as an interior gateway protocol that uses link-state routing and SPF algorithms. The document lists IS-IS attributes such as its standard, metric, authentication, transport protocol, and multicast addresses. It also describes common IS-IS terms, packet types, timers, router levels, and metrics.

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This document provides an overview of key concepts related to the IS-IS routing protocol. It defines IS-IS as an interior gateway protocol that uses link-state routing and SPF algorithms. The document lists IS-IS attributes such as its standard, metric, authentication, transport protocol, and multicast addresses. It also describes common IS-IS terms, packet types, timers, router levels, and metrics.

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IS-IS Routing Protocol – Cheatsheet – Part-1 Version 2

Key Attributes
Protocol Type/Class: IP / Link State / Classless
Standard: Original IS-IS - ISO10589 (1987), Integrated/Dual IS-IS
RFC1195 (1990)
Algorithm: SPF (Dijkstra)
Type: IGP (Interior Gateway Protocol)
Admin Distance: 115 IS-IS Packet /
Metric: 10 (Default)
Authentication: YES (Plaintext, MD5) Message Types
Transport: Layer2
Area borders: On Links (not on Routers as in OSPF)
Updates: Unicast / Multicast (Layer2) IIH LSP CSNP PSNP
Support: Supports VLSM, FLSM & Manual Summary (IS to IS Hello) (Link State Packet) (Complete Seq no. PDU) (Partial Seq no. PDU)

Convergence Speed: Fast (Hello/Dead=10s/30s), while OSPF is 10/40, 30/120 Used for Neighbour Discovery & Used for Database Sync Used for Database Sync [email protected]
Used for Database Sync
Adjacencies
Multicast Addresses: 01-80-C2-00-00-14/15, 09-00-2B-00-00-04/05

IS-IS Timers
IS-IS Terms Interface Type IS-IS Timer
IS-IS Term Description
Hello Interval: 10 sec
IS (Intermediate System) ISO terminology for Router POINT-to-POINT Dead Interval: 30 sec
ES (End System) ISO terminology for Host
DIS (Designated IS) The Router elected to generate the LSP/LSA. Same as DR in OSPF Hello Interval: 10 sec
BROADCAST Dead Interval: 30 sec
LSP (Link State PDU) Advertisements. Same as LSA in OSPF
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Level-1 Router Same as IR (Internal Router) in OSPF
Level-2 Router Same as BB or ASBR in OSPF
Level-1/2 Router Same as ABR in OSPF
CLNP
Routing Domain
Connectionless Network Protocol (An OSI Protocol)
Same as AS (Autonomous System)
IS-IS Router Levels
Sub Domain Same as Area in OSPF Level-1 Same as IR Intra-Area Routing. Responsible for only
(Internal Contains a Level-1 LSDB routing to ESs inside an
IS-IS System ID Same as OSPF Router ID Router Router) in OSPF only area
CSNP (Complete Seq No. PDU) Same as DBD in OSPF
Level-2 Inter-Area Routing.
PSNP (Partial Sequence No. PDU) Same as LSAck/LSR in OSPF Same as BB or Responsible for routing
Contains a Level-2 LSDB
Router ASBR in OSPF between areas
TLV (Type/Length/Value) Variable-length modular datasets used in IS-IS only
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Intra-Area & Inter-Area
Level-1/2 Responsible for both L1
SNPA (Sub-network Point of Layer2 Address. It identifies a point at which a device connects to a Same as ABR in Routing. intra-area routing and
Attachment) network in CLNS language Router OSPF Contains two separate LSDB’s
for Level-1 & Level-2
L2 inter-area routing
NET (Network Entity Title) Address assigned to an instance of the IS-IS protocol
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ESH / ISH / IIH Hello Packets used by IS-IS to establish adjacencies with other IS and ES
Used to request and advertise LSPs. SNP’s can be complete (CSNP) or
SNP (Sequence Number Packet)
partial (PSNP)

IS-IS Router ID (NET / NSAP)


IS-IS Metrics
Sum of the costs on all outgoing interfaces along a
particular path from the source to the destination.
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All Links costs are 10 by default.


COST Mandatory
Cost Range: AFI (8 bits): Any number (usually 49 indicating Private IS-IS)
1-63 (narrow metric style) - 6bit metric value Area (16 bits): Area
0–16277215 (transition/wide metric style) System ID (48 bits): MAC Address of any interface of this Router
NSEL (last 8 bits): Zero (NSEL = 00 means the device itself. The NSAP with a NSEL = 00 is known as a NET)
DELAY Optional Transit delay of a subnetwork
e.g. AFI.Area . System ID(MAC) . NSEL (always 00 on ISs)
EXPENSE Optional Monetary cost of using the subnetwork 49.0001.2222.2222.2222.00

ERROR Optional Error probability of the subnetwork


*Cisco Routers support only the Cost (default) metric

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