In this post I will be focusing on Named EIGRP Configuration and Verification
Topology
Internet
- Interface e1/0 - connected to ISP1 - IPv6 2001::1/64
- Interface e1/1 - connected to ISP2 - IPv6 2002::1/64
- Interface lo3 - INTERNET ADDRESS - IPv6 2003::1/128
ISP1
- Interface e1/0 - connected to ISP1 - IPv6 2001::2/64
- Interface e1/1 - connected to ISP2 - IP IPv6 2005::1/64
ISP2
- Interface e1/0 - connected to ISP1 - IP IPv6 2002::1/64
- Interface e1/1 - connected to ISP2 - IP IPv6 2004::1/64
LOCAL_SITE
- Interface e1/0 - connected to ISP2 - IPv6 2004::2/64
- Interface e1/1 - connected to ISP1 - IPv6 2005::2/64
- Interface fa0/0 - connected to LAN - IPv6 200a::1/64
Kali Host on Local_site
eth0 - IPv6 200a::2/64
Default Gateway - IPv6 200a::1/64
enable ipv6 routing
configuration:
Internet:
Named EIGRP Config
ISP-1:
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ISP-2:
Local_Site:
Looking at the routing table
Looks like the routes were successfully learnt
Taking a look at the neighbor table
Looks like we've successfully lerarnt of 2 neighbors
Looking from the end client's perspective.
Ping looks successful
Let's, try traceroute.
That's it for my CCNP studies. Hope you enjoyed this.
Reference:
http://www.cisco.com/c/dam/en/us/products/collateral/ios-nx-os-software/enhanced-interior-gateway-routing-protocol-eigrp/Advances_In_EIGRP.pdf
https://supportforums.cisco.com/blog/11939146/glimpse-eigrp-name-mode-configuration
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