eigrp - Extreme Networks

eigrp - Extreme Networks eigrp EIGRP is a successor to the Interior Gateway Routing Protocol Both are owned by Cisco and operate only on their devices Cisco eigrp Re: Moving from EIGRP to OSPF Alright, that really sounds like you have a L3VPN from your provider That means that instead of peering directly

eigrp EIGRP and all routing protocols will default to installing up to four equal-cost paths in the routing table With variance, EIGRP goes beyond equal-cost

eigrp Unfortunately EIGRP is a Cisco propriotry routing protocol and not available on PANOS Only static, OSPF and BGP are available on the PAN The process-ID, in EIGRP is a numeric value between 1 and 65536 And it identifies the EIGRP process as 1 This means that we can have several instances of