IGP Migration: Moving from EIGRP to OSPF Without an Outage
Sooner or later somebody decides the network is moving from EIGRP to OSPF. Maybe a merger brought in a multi-
The routing half of the CCNP and CCIE blueprints. Articles tagged IP Routing cover static and dynamic routing, redistribution, policy routing and route manipulation on Cisco IOS XE.
Sooner or later somebody decides the network is moving from EIGRP to OSPF. Maybe a merger brought in a multi-
Redistribution between two routing protocols at a single point is easy. Redistribution between two routing protocols at two points is
A static route has one fatal flaw: it believes in itself. As long as the outgoing interface is up, the
Redistribution fails three ways: routes that never arrive, routes that echo back and loop, and routes that arrive but take the long way. All three captured on CML with IOS XE 17.18.2, including the EIGRP external at AD 170 that loses to OSPF's 110 while the shorter direct path sits unused in the...
This is the hands-on half of our OSPFv3 coverage: a complete dual-stack configuration on Cisco IOS XE, from
OSPFv3 is not "OSPF with longer addresses". It is a redesign of the protocol machinery that happens to
Routing protocols detect dead neighbors with hello timers measured in tens of seconds. Modern applications notice outages measured in hundreds
One router, multiple routing tables. That is the entire idea behind VRF (Virtual Routing and Forwarding), and it is the
Routing protocols answer one question: what is the best path to this destination? Policy-based routing (PBR) exists for every
Two-point redistribution is where redistribution stops being a config exercise and starts being a design problem. The moment two
Most networks do not run one routing protocol. Mergers bolt an EIGRP shop onto an OSPF backbone, a campus hands
Static routing is the first routing you ever configure and the last routing you stop using. Dynamic protocols get the