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Address Resolution ProtocolSee ARP 1adjacency tables, with CEF 1administrative distancesdefined 1ARPencapsulation 1static cache configuration 1authentication keys, and routing protocols 1B
broadcast flooding 1broadcast packetsdirected 1flooded 1broadcast storms 1C
Caching Source-Active State: Example command 1CEFdistributed 1Cisco Express ForwardingSee CEF 1classless routing 1Configuration Examples for Configuring MSDP command 1Configuring a Default MDSP Peer: Example command 1Controlling Source Information that Your Switch Forwards: Example command 1Controlling Source Information that Your Switch Originates: Example command 1Controlling Source Information that Your Switch Receives: Example command 1D
default gateway 1default networks 1default routes 1default routing 1distance-vector protocols 1distribute-list command 1dynamic routing 1E
EtherChannelLayer 3 interface 1I
ICMP Router Discovery ProtocolSee IRDP 1inter-VLAN routing 1IP addressesclasses of 1for IP routing 1monitoring 1IP broadcast address 1IP directed broadcasts 1IP routingenabling 1IP unicast routingadministrative distances 1authentication keys 1broadcastaddress 1flooding 1packets 1storms 1classless routing 1configuring static routes 1defaultgateways 1networks 1routes 1routing 1directed broadcasts 1dynamic routing 1enabling 1EtherChannel Layer 3 interface 1inter-VLAN 1IP addressingclasses 1configuring 1IRDP 1Layer 3 interfaces 1MAC address and IP address 1passive interfaces 1protocolsdistance-vector 1link-state 1proxy ARP 1redistribution 1routed ports 1See also RIP[IP unicast routingzzz] 1static routing 1steps to configure 1subnet mask 1subnet zero 1with SVIs 1IPv6 multiprotocol BGPIPv6 multicast address family feature 1IRDPconfiguring 1definition 1L
Layer 3 interfacestypes of 1link-state protocols 1M
MAC addressesIP address association 1maximum-paths command 1metric translations, between routing protocols 1monitoringCEF 1IPaddress tables 1MSDPoverview 1Multiprotocol BGPgeneral description 1O
overview 1P
parallel paths, in routing tables 1passive interfacesconfiguring 1PBRdefined 1fast-switched policy-based routing 1local policy-based routing 1policy-based routingSee PBR 1proxy ARPdefinition 1with IP routing disabled 1R
Reverse Address Resolution ProtocolSee RARP 1route mapspolicy-based routing 1route-map command 1routed portsconfiguring 1IP addresses on 1routingdefault 1dynamic 1redistribution of information 1static 1Routing Information ProtocolSee RIP 1S
static routesconfiguring 1static routing 1subnet mask 1subnet zero 1SVIsand IP unicast routing 1U
User Datagram Protocol