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06-05-2021 10:09 PM
Hello,
I have two routers
RouterA<------------------------>RouterB
RouterB is not advertising his connected routes.
Example: i configured an ip address 192.168.1.1/24 on an interface Vlan which is UP but when i go to RouterA and i look "show ip route eigrp" and check the routes which Router B advertise, i don't see that network but i see other network advertised by other routers behind the RouterB.
"show ip eigrp neighbor" on RouterA also show the RouterB's directly connected address
Note that i did "redistribute static connected" on eigrp configuration.
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06-06-2021 02:19 AM
have you configured the network statement in the EIGRP process?
example :
router eigrp 100
no auto-summary
network x.x.x.x 0.0.0.255
or post the configuration of both the routers. show ip route from both the routers.
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06-06-2021 02:19 AM
have you configured the network statement in the EIGRP process?
example :
router eigrp 100
no auto-summary
network x.x.x.x 0.0.0.255
or post the configuration of both the routers. show ip route from both the routers.
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06-06-2021 06:30 AM
if you can specify the metric when you redistribute.
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06-06-2021 07:11 AM
Hello @Malick MBAYE ,
>> Note that i did "redistribute static connected" on eigrp configuration.
You complain that connected interfaces are not advertised in EIGRP , this would be an issue only if you had done on RB:
redistribute connected.
Be aware that EIGRP external routes have AD 170 internal routes have AD 90 and are preferred over the first ones.
As suggested by @MHM Cisco World you should try to use a network command to cover the connected interface(s) to generate internal routes instead of external routes.
You can check the EIGRP database using
show ip eigrp topology
a passive state P is the hormal state of a prefix.
Hope to help
Giuseppe
