Web based Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (EIGRP) on cisco router 2811 using cisco's Application Programming Interface (API)

Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (EIGRP) is a routing protocol that can be used to determine the path of data to be sent. EIGRP can achieve goals and study interconnected networks to obtain useful information to determine the best path. EIGRP is only adopted by Cisco routers or can be called a Cisco Proprietary Protocol, which can only be used on Cisco router devices. Currently, the EIGRP routing configuration uses the command line. For this reason, a Website-based EIGRP system was created and can be accessed remotely (remotely) with the aim of providing freedom of access and not focusing on one device. Website-based EIGRP system was created by utilizing Cisco's API as a liaison between the programming language and Cisco Router 2811 software. Telnet utilization plays a very important role in creating a Website-based EIGRP System where Telnet can provide wider access in management. By visiting the host and port of the router, the EIGRP Website Based System can easily do this. The results of the test in this study indicate that the Website-based EIGRP system is proven to be able to configure, so that administrators can use it for device management of Cisco Router 2811.

Part III Beyond the Transatlantic Corridor, 9 Niche Markets and their Lessons

This chapter addresses niche markets. Niche markets are typically small, geographically challenged, and independently minded countries which, for various geopolitical reasons, have never reaped the economic benefits of expansion and empire. It is a hard business being a niche market, operating in a competitive and often unforgiving environment, engaging in constant repositioning, and facing inherent limitations on growth. Surprisingly, perhaps, there are lots of niche markets and a very diverse grouping they are, deploying a variety of survival strategies. In all cases, state capitalism, in various guises, supports these markets. In earlier times, reputation, a friendly regulator, and good business practices might have sufficed. Now, there is a new dynamic. As elsewhere, but more so in niche markets, technology is the game changer; small as well as large markets can be at the cutting edge. Technology is also providing the means for the creation of large interconnected networks of markets, which may continue to appear distinct on the surface, but which are deeply intertwined through integration of trading platforms as well as formal and informal alliances.