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Named EIGRP configuration

Named EIGRP configuration

From the course: Cisco CCNP ENARSI v1.1 (300-410) Cert Prep: 2 VPN Technologies

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Named EIGRP configuration

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- [Instructor] Configuring EIGRP for IP version four can be a very simple task. We can create the routing process and give a single network statement that says we want all of our interfaces to participate in this EIGRP routing process. It gets a little bit more complicated if we want to configure EIGRP for IP version six, because there in addition to starting the routing process we've got to go into the interfaces until those interfaces to participate in that process. It gets a little bit more complicated if we want to set up some non-default settings such as declaring a router is a stub router or changing timers or declaring a passive interface. It gets a little bit more complicated if we need to configure both EIGRP for IPv4 and the EIGRP for IPv6. Specifically we might find ourselves in interface configuration mode for some things. We might be in an EIGRP for IPv4 configuration mode for other things, and EIGRP for IPv6 configuration mode for still other things. You see how this…

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