EIGRP vs OSPF Routing Protocols: What's the Difference?

EIGRP vs OSPF Routing Protocols: What's the Difference? eigrp Overview EIGRP is a dynamic routing protocol designed to reduce the amount of traffic created by routers when they broadcast their routing eigrp In conclusion EIGRP is a distance-vector dynamic routing protocol which is configured on routers EIGRP maintains three tables namely Neighbor

eigrp Router R3's network Command Recall that an EIGRP network statement, contrary to popular belief, does not specify a network to advertise

eigrp Each EIGRP process is identified by an autonomous system number, just like IGRP processes Routers with the same AS numbers will exchange routing Enabling EIGRP To enable EIGRP, we use the following command in global configuration mode The above command enables EIGRP and puts us in EIGRP configuration