The examples that follow show how Network Protocol Manager for IS-IS uses the relationships between the IS-IS objects and the underlying physical-transport objects to perform IS-IS impact analysis. In addition, the examples show how the Global Manager picks up where Network Protocol Manager for IS-IS leaves off to perform global impact analysis.
Keep the following information in mind when reading these examples:
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A router has multiple physical interfaces.
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A physical interface may have multiple IS-IS interfaces.
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An IS-IS interface has one and only one IS-IS neighbor endpoint.
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An IS-IS neighbor endpoint may have multiple IS-IS adjacencies.