The following lists the TLVs used in narrow mode:
TLV 128 (IP Internal Reachability TLV): carries IS-IS routes in a routing domain.
TLV 130 (IP External Reachability TLV): carries IS-IS routes outside a routing domain.
TLV 2 (IS Neighbors TLV): carries neighbor information.
The following lists the TLVs used in wide mode:
TLV 135 (Extended IP Reachability TLV): replaces the earlier IP reachability TLV and carries IS-IS routing information. This TLV expands the route metric and carries sub-TLVs.
TLV 22 (IS Extended Neighbors TLV): carries neighbor information.
Table 1 lists the cost styles of received and sent IS-IS routing information. The cost styles of received and sent IS-IS routing information vary according to the cost style configured on a device.
Cost Style Configured on a Device |
Cost Style for Received IS-IS Routing Information |
Cost Style for Sent IS-IS Routing Information |
---|---|---|
narrow |
narrow |
narrow |
narrow-compatible |
narrow&wide |
narrow |
compatible |
narrow&wide |
narrow&wide |
wide-compatible |
narrow&wide |
wide |
wide |
wide |
wide |
When the cost-style is set to compatible, IS-IS sends the information in narrow mode and in wide mode respectively.
IS-IS in wide mode and IS-IS in narrow mode cannot communicate. If IS-IS in wide mode and IS-IS in narrow mode need to communicate, you must change the mode to enable all routers on the network to receive packets sent by other routers.