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Hi,
for any of you that faced this problem, especially with the Switches: 3560, 3750 and so on, I would advice them to do the following before contacting Cisco, unless of course you got technical support and the product is in its life time still and...
It depends also when the routers came to live. If all of them came to live the same time, then the election of DR and BDR would happen as normal:
- Who's got the highest Priority (If all priority the same, default 1, try next)
- Who's got the highe...
You should be more specific of what you're trying to achieve. If you got a route from External EIGRP with an AD of 170 and the same route from OSPF with the AD of 110, then you would want to influence that specific route that the OSPF router is sendi...
For a Optimal Path Selection, which means going to the network of 150.x.x.x through R3, through our EIGRP domain, and also for a Redundant Path which is through R10, through the OSPF domain, we can prefer the main path through R3 via EIGRP domain and...
You're confusing Steph1963 more... In BGP filtering the Extended Access List it is a bit different than the normal one.
And specifically the difference is here: We are now matching the network address and the subnet mask. I know it sounds confusing...
A static route on both ends would be a best thing to use to make the base IP connectivity to the neighbours. Then TCP can make its way without problems.
