Default-network

[miracle_david@yahoo.com]

Hi,

1. I wish to know what can the following do in an example: Default-network

2. When should I use different ASs in EIGRP?

Thanks

[balaji.bandi]

1. I wish to know what can the following do in an example: Default-network

there is good discussion :

https://community.cisco.com/t5/switching/eigrp-default-network-command/m-p/1719384

2. When should I use different ASs in EIGRP?

EDIT - Spell corrected

Generally you do not need 2 AS number in a single network, until you have different network want to seperate them on diffirent AS to control the routes redistribtuion and control the boundaries.

[miracle_david@yahoo.com]

Do u mean redistribution?

[Joseph W. Doherty]

#2 when you need an administrative boundary.

[miracle_david@yahoo.com]

Is it the same as above reply by sir balaji.bandi VIP advisor?

[Joseph W. Doherty]

"Is it the same as above reply by sir balaji.bandi VIP advisor?"

Yes and no.

Balaji notes it can be used to "control boundaries", which generally would be done for an administrative reason, but it might also be done for another reasons like for security or scalability. I.e. "control boundaries" is what AS segmentation can provide, but "why" might you need it.