From the course: Cisco CCNP ENARSI v1.1 (300-410) Cert Prep: 2 VPN Technologies
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EIGRP path selection
From the course: Cisco CCNP ENARSI v1.1 (300-410) Cert Prep: 2 VPN Technologies
EIGRP path selection
- [Instructor] We said that one of the big benefits of EIGRP is that if it loses a primary path to a destination it can in many cases very quickly reconverge to a backup path. Let's see how EIGRP determines the best path and how it determines the backup path. And in this video we want to define a couple of terms. The first term is RD for Reported Distance and FD is for Feasible Distance. In this example let's say that router R3 is wanting to get to the 10.1.1.0/24 network. Well, obviously there're two ways to get there; we can go via R1 or we can go via R2. But R1 has to go out of one of its interfaces, it's directly connected but still it has to go out of one of its interfaces to get to that network. So let's say that it has a metric of 1000 to get to that network. We going to enter that and R1 is going to report that information to R3 and R3 says, this is the reported distance to this network by my neighbor R1, that's the reported distance. But R3 says, hold on there's a metric to…
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Troubleshooting EIGRP52s
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Review of EIGRP fundamentals9m 4s
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EIGRP timers4m 48s
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EIGRP Metric calculation9m 4s
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EIGRP path selection3m
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EIGRP feasibility condition8m 9s
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The EIGRP query process6m 43s
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EIGRP for IPv4: Traditional configuration10m 30s
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EIGRP stub routing6m 22s
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EIGRP load balancing9m 56s
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EIGRP route summarization10m
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EIGRP for IPv6: Traditional configuration9m 28s
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Named EIGRP configuration12m 35s
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EIGRP authentication15m 53s
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LAB: Troubleshooting EIGRP12m 22s
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Troubleshooting OSPF47s
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Review of OSPF fundamentals16m 18s
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OSPF timers6m 34s
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OSPF metric calculation3m 24s
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OSPF network types4m 19s
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OSPF LSAs and area types15m 17s
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OSPF virtual links8m 16s
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OSPF route summarization8m 18s
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OSPFv2 configuration19m 30s
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OSPFv3 traditional configuration12m 45s
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OSPFv3 address families configuration10m 21s
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OSPF authentication7m 21s
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Lab: Troubleshooting OSPF11m 21s
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Troubleshooting BGP33s
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Review of BGP fundamentals8m 58s
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BGP states and timers7m 9s
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Neighbor formation11m 29s
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BGP path selection8m 5s
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BGP synchronization10m 30s
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IPv4 and IPv6 address families6m 37s
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BGP peer groups9m 20s
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BGP multihop7m 20s
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BGP route reflectors6m 33s
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BGP route summarization8m
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Influencing path selection16m 25s
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Lab: BGP troubleshooting7m 59s
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Chapter 1 summary43s
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