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The EIGRP Configuration
The EIGRP uses idea of Autonomous System Number to define to scope of the network and which routers exchange the routing information.
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EIGRP
The EIGRP stands for Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol At first I was a bit confused about the EIGRP. It was somewhat similar to the RIP and OSPF in terms of some terminology.
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Tagged 224.0.0.10, active, Advertised Distance, Advertised Metric, Autonomous System Numbers, bandwidth, delay, Diffusing Update Algorithm, distance vector, DUAL, EIGRP, Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol, Feasibility Condition, Feasible Distance, Feasible Successor, hop count, hybrid routing protocol, K-value, K1, K2, K3, K4, K5, link-state, load, Maximum Transport Unit, metric, metric vector, MTU, passive, Query, reliability, Reply, Reported Distance, Reported Metric, routing table, Successor Route, topology table, update
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