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1
Q

What does EIGRP stand for?

What type of routing protocol is EIGRP?

A

Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol

Advance Distance Vector Routing Protocol

2
Q

What multicast address does EIGRP use to send hello messages?

A

224.0.0.10

3
Q

What is EIGRP default routing behavior?

A

equal cost load balancing up to 4 paths

4
Q

Is EIGRP capable of performing unequal cost load balancing? Yes/No

A

Yes

5
Q

What does EIGRP use in order to peer with other routers?

A

Autonomous System Number (AS)

6
Q

What type of ID does EIGRP use to identify itself to other routers?

A

Router ID (RID)

7
Q

What metric value does EIGRP uses to determine a successor router, is it the highest or lowest metric?

A

lowest metric

8
Q

When the successor router is down and there is not a feasible successor, what happens next?

A

EIGRP queries other peers routers until a feasible successor is selected

9
Q

When the successor router goes down and a backup feasible successor “does” exist what happens?

A

immediately fails over without sending a query to the other routers

10
Q

The feasible successor is determined when reported distance is higher or lower than feasible distance of current successor route?

A

lower

11
Q

What four metrics in EIGRP are used to calculate the successor and feasible successor?

A

Bandwidth
Delay
Reliability
Load

12
Q

What two metrics in EIGRP are used by default to calculate the successor and feasible successor?

A

Bandwidth and Delay

13
Q

What two metrics are not recommended to use in the metric calculations?

A

Reliability

Load

14
Q

When using EIGRP the bandwidth and delay will not change the physical properties of any interface? True/False

If bandwidth and delay are changes it impacts what?

A

True

software policies and it’s metrics