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1 IS-IS Operation SANOG July, 2017 Gurgaon, INDIA
2 IS-IS Intermediate System to Intermediate System Designed for OSI networks to carry CLNS traffic (RFC ISO 10859) CLNP was to OSI, what IPv4/IPv6 is to TCP/IP TCP/IP (IPv4) support added with RFC 1195 RFC 5308 added IPv6 capability (two new TLVs) RFC 5120 allowed multi-topology Separate topologies for IPv4 and IPv6 (separate SPF graphs for each AF)
3 IS-IS Terminologies End System Host Intermediate System Router Circuit Interface Domain Autonomous System 3
4 IS-IS Runs natively on Layer 2 (Data Link) Frame Header IS-IS Header TLV (subtlv) Frame Trailer Agnostic to Layer-3 protocols Not vulnerable to IP based attacks! Is a link state routing protocol All IS-IS packets are sent to two well-known L2 multicast address 0180:C200:0014 (L1- Edge) 0180:C200:0015 (L2- Backbone) 4
5 Link State Operation Each IS (router) learns about its links and connected networks builds a link state packet LSP Floods LSP to all its neighbors Stores all LSPs learned from its neighbors in a LSDB, and floods to other neighbors Computes the best path to each destination using the SPF algorithm One all routers have received all LSPs (same view of the network!) 5
6 Link State Operation Q s Link State Z Z s Link State Q Y A B C Q Z X X s Link State X Topology Information is kept in a Database separate from the Routing Table
7 Shortest Path First (SPF) Tree Router places itself at the root of SPF tree when calculating the best path
8 IS-IS Addressing e2e communication requires a unique address at the network layer OSI networks use NSAP addressing Assigned to an entire node (not on individual interfaces) IS-IS uses one NSAP address per router Also called Network Entity Title (NET) Similar to router-id in uniquely identifying 8
9 NSAP Address Area (1-13 bytes) AFI (1 byte) Area-ID (2 bytes) Sys-ID (6 bytes) N-SEL (1 byte) NSEL (selector) always zero (00) for IS-IS - indicates this System No adjacency if otherwise System ID Uniquely identifies the router Link-state routing requires every router to be unique (router-id) Generally using BCD encoding Ex: take 32bit loopback address ( ), write every number as 3-digit ( ), place a dot after each 4-digit ( ) 9
10 AFI (1 byte) NSAP Address Area (1-13 bytes) Area-ID (2 bytes) Sys-ID (6 bytes) AFI (first byte) Address family ID: tells how to interpret the Area-ID 39: per country code (DCC) 45: E.164 (phone numbering) 46: international organization code 49: private addressing (think RFC1918 for OSI) Area-ID Indicates the area (generally 2-byte) Ex: 0001 Area-1 N-SEL (1 byte) 10
11 Example: IPv4 loopback: Router in Area-1 NSAP Address NSAP address: AFI (1 byte) Area-ID (2 bytes) Sys-ID (6 bytes) N-SEL (1 byte) 11
12 IS-IS Routing Hierarchy Uses a 2 level hierarchy Level-1 (areas/edge) Level-2 (backbone) Level-1 routing Routing within same area (intra-area) Level-2 routing Routing between different areas (inter-area) 12
13 IS-IS Routing Hierarchy Each link in IS-IS carries one of the three tags L1, L2, or L1L2 Tells the router which topology/routing level the link participates in L1 router Neighbors only in the same area Advertise list of directly connected ES/hosts (directly connected networks) Maintains Level-1 LSDB 13
14 IS-IS Routing Hierarchy L2 router Could have neighbors in different areas (area-id does not have to match for adjacency) Exchange area prefixes (so that areas can reach each other) Maintains L2 LSDB L1L2 router: Can have neighbors in any area Separate LSDBs for each Level Forms both L1 and L2 adjacencies 14
15 IS-IS Route Leaking Leaks routing information from L1 (areas) to L2 (backbone) Similar to OSPF Does NOT leak routes down from L2 to L1 L2/L1L2 routers set the Attach (ATT) bit in their routing messages (LSPDUs) to respective areas (L1 routers). L1 routers calculate shortest path to the nearest L2/L1L2 router (that sent the message), install a default route to the L2/L1L2 router. 15
16 IS-IS Packet Types IIH (IS-IS Hello) For neighbor discovery and maintaining adjacency P2P links, a single IIH PDU for both L1 and L2 adjacencies (receipt of a IIH resets the hold-timer for both levels) Broadcast links, separate IIH PDU for L1 and L2 adjacencies IIH PDU contains: Source ID (Sys-ID of the sender) Holding Time 30 secs (time until the neighbor is declared dead) PDU length (includes the 8 byte common header and TLVs) *The hold-timer (hello interval) do not have to match in IS-IS! Hellos are sent periodically to maintain neighbor adjacency (Hold-timer/Hello multiplier) 16
17 IS-IS Neighbor Discovery Once IS-IS is enabled on a interface The router sends out Hello to discover any IS-IS speaking router on the other end Generally uses 3-way handshake A sends out Hello to B B responds with its own Hello as an Ack IS Neighbor TLV#6 neighbor s MAC address for bcast, and Adj State TLV#240 for P2P - DIU A responds with one more Hello to acknowledge B s hello Once the 3-way handshake is complete, neighbor relationship is established! IS-IS adjacent or neighbors 17
18 IS-IS Packet Types LSP (link-state PDU) smallest element of LSDB LSPDU has: Common header and Payload (TLVs) Headers: LSP-ID Lifetime (aging of LSPs 1200 secs) Sequence Number (newness of the info) LSP-ID: Sys-ID: uniquely identify router Pseudonode-ID: identify a designated router Fragment-ID: if TLVs exceed the MTU, router creates several LSPs with the same S-ID, P-ID but increasing F-ID, each carries a subset of the TLVs. 18
19 LSP Flooding Once adjacency is formed The router floods its link-state info (LSP) to all its neighbors Receiving routers store the LSP in LSDB, and floods it to all its other neighbors Eventually, every router receives the LSP New LSPs are generated and flooded whenever there is a topology change Link failure or new networks being added Rerun the SPF algorithm to compute best paths 19
20 IS-IS Packet Types CSNP Complete sequence number PDUs Similar in function to DBDs in OSPF To synchronise the LSDB CSNP carries a complete list of LSPs in the sender s LSDB Receiver compares the LSPs in the CSNP with its LSPs Requests missing LSPs CSNPs are exchanged: P2P: during initial adjacency build up Broadcast: originated periodically by the DIS 20
21 IS-IS Packet Types PSNP Partial sequence number PDUs Similar in function to LS Request and LS Ack in OSPF To request a particular LSPs or acknowledge a LSP 21
22 IS-IS Link Types Point-to-Point links Only one possible neighbor (adjacency) on the link Broadcast/Multi-access links More than one neighbor (adjacencies) on the link 22
23 Designated IS To scale adjacencies on multi-access links Number of adjacencies Number of LSPs flooded Contains the same information One DIS elected (pre-emptive!) Router with highest IS-IS interface priority Priority filed in IIH Else, router with highest MAC address Source SNPA (subnetwork point of attachment) All other routers form adjacency with the DIS LSPs only sent to DIS, DIS floods to others Else, router with highest MAC address 23
24 ISO IS Reachability TLV#2 For neighbor adjacency IPv4 Encoding Only default metric propagated and used for SPF (default SPF topology) Only 6-bits for metric (old/narrow metrics)! Neighbor ID: System-ID + Pseudonode-ID RFC1195 IP Reachability TLV#128 Directly connected routes When IS-IS is enabled on a interface (adjacency formed), all IPv4 addresses are encoded in TLV#128 and announced 24
25 RFC1195 (IP Support) IS-IS for TCP/IP IPv4 Encoding Protocols Supported TLV#129 Allowed IS-IS to be multiprotocol 1-byte network layer protocol ID (NLPID) 0xCC for IPv4 and 0x8E for IPv6 Interface Address TLV#132 The source interface address of the LSP Adjacency validity: If an IS (router) sees its own IP address in a received IIH, adjacency wont be established 25
26 IPv4 Encoding RFC3784 (IS-IS Extensions) To overcome the 6-bit metric space And allow more information to be carried Extended IS Reachability TLV#22 Replaces TLV#2 24-bit metric (16,777,216) wide metrics! Variable length TLV (sub-tlvs) : additional link information - neighbor address, link bandwidth, etc. 26
27 IPv4 Encoding RFC3784 (IS-IS Extensions) Extended IP Reachability TLV#135 Replaces TLV#128 Allows encoding of variable length IPv4 prefixes (only encode/decode those bits which contain useful information) 27
28 RFC5308 (IPv6 support) IPv6 Encoding Two new TLVs defined to support IPv6 AF IPv6 Interface TLV#232 Similar in function to TLV#132 Source interface address of a LSP (link-local address) IPv6 Reachability TLV#236 similar in function to TLV#135 Encodes directly connected IPv6 prefixes 28
29 IS-IS Multi-topology RFC5120 Single topology: both IPv4 and IPv6 shares the same SPF topology Per-link orientation Multi-topology: separate SPF topology for IPv4 and IPv6 AF Per-AF/per-protocol orientation Each router maintains separate adjacencies per topology and runs pertopology SPF Allows incremental IPv6 rollout Topologies Supported TLV# bit Top-ID in IIH Informs that a link can be a part of both IPv4 (0) and IPv6 (2) topologies 29
30 IS-IS Metric Cisco IOS- all interfaces have a default metric of 10 No granularity for different link capacities ISPs define static interface metric is-is metric 1000 level-2 Sets the interface metric to 1000 The path with the lowest cumulative metric to a destination is chosen as the best path! Load balances over equal cost paths! 30
31 IS-IS best-path Lowest cumulative metric = best path FE FE 10 1 FE GE Load balances over equal cost paths FE FE 1 1 GE GE 31
32 IS-IS Design Considerations IGP design goal is ensure scalability and convergence Fewer the prefixes carried, faster the convergence primarily used for BGP next-hop reachability Only carries infra addresses (P2P and loopbacks) but NEVER customer routes Suppress unnecessary IIH Where no adjacency is expected passive-interface <int-id> Suppress DIS election on p2p links isis network point-to-point 32
33 IS-IS Design Considerations Use wide-metrics only Generate extended TLVs (suppress RFC1195 TLVs) metric-style wide Use single level (multi-level only if you must) Multi-levels could slow convergence! For BGP reachability, we will need to leak /32 (/128) prefixes between levels (L1->L2) and rerun SPF Start with a single L2 network (extend to L1 if necessary) Up to routers in one L2 Areas must match in L1 is-type level-2-only 33
34 IS-IS Design Considerations Avoid black holes Use the Overload bit (O-bit) When a router sends a LSP with the O-bit set, routers will ignore the LSPs from this router in their SPF calculation Compute paths that do no traverse this router! BGP (ibgp!) has to wait for IS-IS to converge and is slower after that too set-overload-bit on-startup wait-for-bgp Default 5 mins 34
35 IS-IS Design Considerations Enable Authentication Authenticate source of IIH/LSPs No unauthorised neighbor relationships and route injections Either plain-text or HMAC-MD5 (recommended) Requires a key chain key chain <name> key <ID> key-string <password> Per-interface authenticates IIH (adjacency) Both levels on P2P; separate for each level on broadcast (config-if)#isis authentication mode md5 [level-1/2] #isis authentication key-chain <name> [level-1/2] Per-level authenticates LSP/SNPs (config-router)#authentication mode md5 [level-1/2] #authentication key-chain <name> [level-1/2] 35
36 IS-IS Design Considerations Disable IIH Padding IIH has a dedicate Padding TLV#8 to test the MTU of a link (bloat the IIH up to 1492 bytes) Could waste bandwidth (IOS pads every IIH!) Disable IIH padding if the link supports 1492 bytes no hello padding Enable neighbor aliveness tracking Instead of relying on IIH timers (30s) use bidirectional failure detection (BFD) BFD detects link failures within milli/micro seconds (config-if)#bfd interval 50 min_rx 50 multiplier 5 #isis bfd OR (config-router)#bfd all-interfaces 36
37 IOS Configuration interface Loopback0 ip address ipv6 address 2406:6400::2/128! interface GigaEthernet0/1/0 ip address ip router isis ipv6 address 2406:6400:E::/127 ipv6 router isis isis network point-to-point isis metric 1 level-2 isis ipv6 metric 1 level-2! router isis net is-type level-2-only metric-style wide set-overload-bit on-startup wait-for-bgp log-adjaceny-changes passive-interface loopback0! address-family ipv6 set-overload-bit on-startup wait-for-bgp multi-topology - passive command enough to advertise the prefixes (without ip/ipv6 router isis 17821) - Enable IS-IS for IPv4/IPv6 AF on the interface (advertise prefixes and send IIH for adjacency) - Suppress DIS election (P-ID) - Set interface metric to 1 for both topologies - Start IS-IS process - Set the NSAP/NET address - Define it as a L2 router (default is L1L2 up to 800 routers in a level) - Log neighbor changes - Use wide metrics (extended TLVs) - Suppress IIH on Lo0 - use O-bit - Separate SPF topology for each AF (protocol) 37
38 IS-IS verification sh clns neighbor - To see neighbor adjacencies (Sys-ID replaced by hostname) sh clns interface <int-id> - Details about IS-IS on a interface sh isis database - To see the LSDB for each level - LSP-ID (Sys-ID.PID.Frag), Seq#, Hold time, ATT/P/OL sh clns protocol - More details about IS-IS configuration - Process-ID, Sys-ID, area, IS-IS enabled interfaces, metric type 38
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