just got a new book this afternoon:
Inside Cisco IOS Software Architecture - CCIE
Professional Development
authors: Vijay Bollapragada, Russ White and
Curtis Murphy
Cisco Press, ISBN 1578701813
From what I have seen this is one to go up with
Halabi, Caslow and Doyle. Not so much of a certification book, as one that
covers the inner working of the IOS with particular emphasis on the various
switching paths (process, fast, CEF, dCEF) and the like, of which there is very
little other documentation available. Also covers the particulars of some
of the more common hardware platforms - 1600, 2500, 3600, 4X00, 7X00 and
12000.
Rather than being a break/fix book, I reckon this
is going to be invaluable for peformance degradation-type issues which are
invariably harder to track down than full-on "broken" scenarios. Seems to
cover a lot on the stacks, buffers, memory/cpu usage side of things which once
you have a network up and running are the things to monitor to maintain the
health of a network.
That's another one for my reading list
;-)
Andy
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