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Interdomain Multicast Routing: Practical Juniper Networks and Cisco Systems Solutions

by: Brian M. Edwards, Leonard A. Giuliano, Brian R. Wright

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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 004.6
EAN: 9780201746129
ISBN: 0201746123
Label: Addison-Wesley Professional
Manufacturer: Addison-Wesley Professional
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 384
Publication Date: May 04, 2002
Publisher: Addison-Wesley Professional
Studio: Addison-Wesley Professional

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- A must-have for introduction to Multicast
This book is excellent in explaining the concepts and steps in IGMP and PIM operations. The first six chapters along is worth the money, it gives you a confidence to go into any network and have a baseline understanding of how everything should work. They can improve on the chapters for M-BGP and M-ISIS to include more examples. That is, if you'd like to 'see it work' then you need to lab it out yourself and apply the configuration in the later chapters. For someone who does not have access to a ... Read More

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- Good as far as it goes....
I liked this book - it has good, clear explanations for many core interdomain multicast concepts. I give it three stars, though, because whilst it's a great start, it doesn't really go far enough - only 255 pages on interdomain multicast - I think there's plenty more that could have been included.
I would check out Developing IP Multicast Networks volume 1 for IP multicast in general. For a really detailed examination of interdomain multicast, I guess we'll have to wait for Beau Williamson to ... Read More

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- Awesome!
I have never understood multicast prior to reading this book. Yeah, the concept of it is easy but when it came to knowing how it worked and knowing the difference between Sparse and Dense mode, etc, I was lost. Well, after reading this book I can now answer those questions and many more. This book has open my eyes and inspired me to want to learn more about it. It is so easy to follow and understand and all topics are well covered and explained. It's a keeper.
-Mario

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- The new de facto standard for multicast
The authors writing style is very detailed and thorough. This has all relevant information to get somebody started in the world of multicast. After finishing this book you can jump straight into the rfcs/drafts and be able to read them like a childrens book. I love the fact that they omit talking in depth about DVMRP/CBT/MOSPF, since those protocols serve no relevance in todays modern networks. It is a much more coherent read then "Developing IP Multicast Networks" by Beau Williamson. The ... Read More

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- Excellent book ...
The first half is multicast theory and descriptions of how the protocols work and is vendor agnostic. The authors pull no punches when it comes to how it actually works in the real world, which I like.
Next is a section on how to configure the protocols on a Juniper Networks router. It's followed by a similar section on how to configure a Cisco router. The two chapters show how to configure similar features on the vendors' equipment. There is no performance testing nor discussion about capabilities ... Read More

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