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How you configure both eigrp and ospf to transfer a packet eigrp to ospf and ospf to eigrp?
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∙ 13y ago
we would need to redistribute ospf routes into eigrp and vice versa.
redistribution will have to be done on an ASBR(autonomus system boundry router)
eg: we have an ospf process wid process id 10 running and eigrp with ASN 20 running in our network
redistribution on ASBR would be
conf t
router ospf 10
redistribute eigrp 20 subnets metric 1
and in eigrp
conf t
router eigrp 20
redistribute ospf metric 1 1 1 1 1
we see i used 5 ones in eigrp process to redistribute opsf into eigrp. thes 1's are metrics for eigrp namely load bandwidth delay reliability
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