Certificate in EIGRP

Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (EIGRP)

About EIGRP

In comparison to prior network protocols like Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (IGRP) or Border Gateway Protocol, Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (EIGRP) allows routers to communicate information more quickly (BGP).

Similar to RIP and IGRP, EIGRP uses neighborhood updates to determine the least expensive route to a destination. The price to go from a router R to a destination network N is included in an update from that router. The reported distance is the price for this service (RD).

Why is EIGRP important?

By only allowing "need-based" updates, EIGRP reduces network traffic. It offers security encryption and works with iBGP for WAN routing. Multiple layer protocols can be routed using EIGRP using protocol-dependent modules. With a multi-address family, it handles the change much more easily.

Who should take the EIGRP Exam?

• Network Engineer
• Network administrators
• Network support technicians
• Help desk technicians
• Enterprise network engineers
• System engineers
• System administrators

EIGRP Certification Course Outline

1. Introduction to EIGRP
2. Basic EIGRP configuration
3. EIGRP over frame-relay
4. EIGRP Packets
5. EIGRP Neighbor Adjacency
6. EIGRP Neighbor and Topology Table
7. EIGRP Hold Time and Hello Packets
8. EIGRP Unequal Load Balancing
9. EIGRP Variance Command Example
10. EIGRP K Values
11. EIGRP K Values Configuration
12. EIGRP Static Neighbor
13. EIGRP Passive Interface
14. EIGRP Authentication
15. EIGRP Authentication per Neighbor
16. Troubleshooting EIGRP Neighbor Adjacency
17. EIGRP OTP (Over the Top)
18. EIGRP Graceful Shutdown
19. EIGRP distribute-list filtering
20. EIGRP prefix-list filtering
21. EIGRP route-map filtering
22. EIGRP Stuck in Active
23. EIGRP DUAL FSM
24. EIGRP Stub
25. EIGRP Stub Leak Map
26. EIGRP Default Network
27. EIGRP Router ID
28. EIGRP Summarization
29. EIGRP Summary Leak Map
30. EIGRP Auto-summary
31. EIGRP Named Mode
32. EIGRP Add Path Support