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EIGRP K1 |
Bandwidth |
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EIGRP K2 |
Load |
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EIGRP K3 |
Delay |
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EIGRP K4 |
Reliability |
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EIGRP K5 |
MTU |
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What is the K value for Bandwidth in EIGRP |
K1 |
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What is the K value for Load in EIGRP? |
K2 |
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What is the K value for Delay in EIGRP? |
K3 |
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What is the K value for Reliability in EIGRP? |
K4 |
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What is the K value for MTU in EIGRP? |
K5 |
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What are the two ways to summarize EIGRP? |
1. Automatic 2. Manual |
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How does auto summarization summarize? |
Subnets are summarized to the classful network
NOTE: This is the default for EIGRP |
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What commands turn off auto summarization in EIGRP? |
router(config)#router eigrp 1 router(config-router)#no auto-summary |
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TTL |
Time To Live
Time to live or hop limit is a mechanism that limits the lifespan or lifetime of data in a computer or network. TTL may be implemented as a counter or timestamp attached to or embedded in the data. |
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What happens to your summary in EIGRP when you delete a specific route? |
The summary will be deleted from the routing table. |
