3. Advanced EIGRP Flashcards

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What is the secondary function of EIGRP Hello packets?

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To ensure that a neighbor is still healthy and available

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What is the default EIGRP Hello interval?

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5 seconds (60 on slow speed interfaces)

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How does the EIGPR hold timer work?

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The timer decrements, and upon receipt of a hello packet, the hold timer resets and restarts countdown. If 0 is reached EIGRP declares the neighbor unreachable and notifies DUAL of a topology change

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What is the default EIGRP Hold interval?

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15 seconds (180 on slow speed interfaces)

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What is the command to change the hello/hold timers?

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On interface level:

  • ip hello-interval eigrp ASN seconds
  • ip hold-time eigrp ASN seconds

Named:

  • hello-interval seconds
  • hold-time seconds
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What command is used to view the hello/hold timers?

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show ip EIGRP interfaces detail

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What happens in EIGRP when a link goes down?

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  • PAth recomputation most occur for any prefix where that neighbor was a successor (upstream router)
  • The feasible successor instantly becomes the successor route (if available)
  • The router sends an update packet for that path because of the new metrics
  • Downstream routers run their own DUAL
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What happens in EIGRP when a link goes down and there is no feasible successor?

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  • DUAL must perform a new route calculation. The route state changes to Active in the topology table
  • The router that detected the topology change sends out query packets to neighbors with the reply status flag set
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How do other routers know that a route is set to active?

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The query packet has the delay set to infinity

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What are the 3 options that a router can do after receipt of a query packet?

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  • It replies to the query that the router does not have a route to the prefix
  • If from the successor, it sets the prefix to active and sends out the query to all downstream routers for that route
  • If not from the successor, it ignores it. The receiving router replies with the EIGRP attributes for that route
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What is a query boundary?

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When a router does not mark the prefix as active;

  • It says it does not have the prefix
  • It replies with the attributes because the query did not came from the successor
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When is the new topology calculation of DUAL complete?

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When a reply has been received from every downstream router and the route is changed to Passive

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What is a SIA query?

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The Stuck-in-Active query. This is sent when the Active timer has been past by half and no response has been received.

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What is the default active timer?

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180 seconds

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How can the active timer be changed?

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timers active-time

topology base
timers active-time

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16
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How can you check the active timer?

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show ip protocols

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How does a router need to respond when a SIA query is received?

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A SIA reply needs to be send within 90 seconds.

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What happens when a router does not respond on time on the SIA query?

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EIGRP will deem the router SIA and DUAL deletes all routes from that neihbor.

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19
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How can you find active queries?

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show ip eigrp topology

20
Q

What is the command to activate summarization?

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On interface level:

ip summary-address EIGRP ASN network subnetmask (leak map)

21
Q

What is the parameter LEAK-map used for?

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To allow advertisement of a route identified in the summarization

22
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How can the parameter LEAK-map be used?

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By creating an ACL with the leaked route
By creating a route-map -> match ip address ACL
Then readd the summary again

23
Q

On what interface does summarization take place (outgoing/ingoing)?

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Outgoing, therefore the DEFAULT parameter cannot be used

24
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Why is summarization used?

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To reduce the size of the routing table and reduce the CPU usage

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What is a summary discard route?
A route installed by EIGPR to prevent routing loops. Portion of the summarization that are not yet active will be sent to route Null0
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What is de AD of Null0?
AD is 5 by default
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How can you check the discard route?
show ip route network subnet
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What is special about the summarization metrics?
It will always use the metric of the lowest path
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How can a fluctuation in the summarization metrics be solved?
By changing the metrics with the command: | summary-metric network subnet bandwidth delay load reliability mtu
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What is automatic summarization?
Summarization that will take place when classful network boundaries are crossed. This is turned of by default because it can cause identical advertisement.
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How can automatic summarization be turned on?
Classic auto-summary Named Topology base auto-summary
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What is a EIGRP STUB router?
The stub router does not advertise routes learned through other peers, but only connected and summary routes
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How can a STUB router be installed?
With the command eigrp stub The router then announces itself as a stub within the Hello packet
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What are the key benefits of a STUB router?
- EIGPR does not send query packets to a STUB router. This provides faster convergence - It prevents the stub from becoming a transit site
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How does EIGPR prevent sending STUB routes?
A route that is sent out of WAN interface will get marked with a stub site identifier
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Can the STUB functionallity be used on both EIGRP congifurations?
No, only on the named one
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What is the command to identify a WAN interface?
stub-site wan-interface
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What is the command to activate the stub site function and identifier?
eigrp stub-site
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What is the IP bandwidth percentage?
Can be used to control the ammount of bandwidth a routing protocol can use
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What is the command to change the bandwitdth percentage?
ip bandwidth-percentage eigrp named interface bandwidth-percentage
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What is Split-Horizon?
This prevents the advertisement of reverse routes and is enabled by default
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When do you disable Split-Horizon?
When u use a hub-and--spoke topology
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What is the command for route filtering?
Topology base | distribute-list
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What is an offset-list?
With an offset list, additional delay can be added up to a metric of a route
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What is the command for an offset list?
Topology base Create an access list first offset-list
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Can an ACL block EIGRP traffic?
Yes, but it will only be effective on inbound interfaces