Table Of Contents

Preface

Preface

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This document outlines the level of functionality that Cisco ANA provides for each supported technology.

For a detailed description of the supported technologies see the following chapters:

•Chapter 1, "Introduction"

•Chapter 2, "Internet Protocol "IP""

•Chapter 3, "Routing Protocols "BGP/OSPF""

•Chapter 4, "Ethernet (IEEE 802™.3)"

•Chapter 5, "Token Ring "TR" (IEEE 802™.5)"

•Chapter 6, "Asynchronous Transfer Mode "ATM""

•Chapter 7, "Frame Relay "FR""

•Chapter 8, "Point-to-Point Protocol "PPP" and High Level Data Link Control "HDLC""

•Chapter 9, "Layer 2 Tunnel Protocol "L2TP""

•Chapter 10, "Digital Subscriber Line "DSL" and Integrated Services Digital Network "ISDN""

•Chapter 11, "Physical Technologies"

•Chapter 12, "Multiprotocol Label Switching "MPLS""

•Chapter 13, "Multi Protocol Label Switching Traffic Engineering (MPLS-TE)"

•Chapter 14, "Virtual Private Networks "VPNs""

•Chapter 15, "Pseudo Wire Emulation Edge to Edge (PWE3)"

•Chapter 16, "Access Control Lists "ACLs""

•Chapter 17, "Physical Equipment"

•Chapter 18, "Base Logical Components"

•Chapter 19, "Common (Shared by Several)"

•Chapter 20, "Cisco ANA VNE Topology"

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