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You’re feeling pretty confident in your understanding of Cisco’s Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (EIGRP), but then somebody mentions something called EIGRP named mode configuration, or possibly even Named EIGRP, and suddenly you’re all like …..?!? CCNP candidate is required to have at least a passing knowledge of EIGRP named mode and how it differs from classic EIGRP. Classic EIGRP, which is also referred to as   EIGRP Autonomous System (AS) mode , is how most people think of EIGRP. A simple classic EIGRP configuration begins with he ever-familiar  router eigrp   autonomous-system  command, where  autonomous-system  is a value between 1 and 65535. You can use the context-sensitive help functionality in IOS to confirm the command syntax as shown below: R12.4(config)# router eigrp   ?     <1-65535>   Autonomous system number The output in the previous example is from a router running IOS 12.4. As you can see, this particular version of IOS supports EI

Routing Meaning and Objectives Routing is a process by which an information, packet is sent from one location to another location. This process is performed by a hardware device called Router. Routers thus route traffic to all the networks in your Internet work. In order to route packets containing information, a router needs to know the following key information:  Destination address  Information sources  Possible routes  Best routes  Routing information maintenance and verification- A way of verifying that the known paths to destination are valid and are the most current. The Types Of Routing – 1. Static Routing          2. Dynamic Routing Static routing - Network Administrator Configures Information About Remote Network Manually. they are used to reduce overhead and for security .this types of routing is ideal for small networks. Administrator manually update static route entry, whenever an internet work topology requires a change or during link fai