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birenderrana · 10-24-2020

Can we have two different subnets on the same WAN link?If not what's the reason?If yes then how we can do that?Thanks in advance.

birenderrana · 04-05-2020

By default while calculating the composite metric in EIGRP, we use k1 and K3 i.e Bandwidth and delay . Same has been prescribed by CISCO as well . What happens when we use other metrics such as k2 , k4 and K5 ? How will it affect the neighbor relati...

birenderrana · 10-24-2020

Please let me know if i am correct or not ?So is it once the router is able to get the ARP entry it will form the arp header which it will get with the help of default route mentioned .

birenderrana · 10-24-2020

Hi Georg , Thanks for your answer . I was able to ping across . But can you tell me what's the logic behind this ?

birenderrana · 10-24-2020

Hi Paul , I was considering this type of scenario .Router1/GigbaitEthernet0/0 - 192.168.1.1/24 <--WAN LINK--> Router2/GigabitEthernet0/0 - 192.168.2.1/24

birenderrana · 10-24-2020

Hi Balaji Thanks for your response but it's just my general query.

birenderrana · 04-21-2020

Hi christiani understood that if the k values are nor same it will not form neigh and at the same time it used to avoid loop ., but my question is if at both end we have k2,k4 & k5 set to 1 and k1 & k3 set to 0 then what will happen ?

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