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Posted by daytime on March 16, 2007, 1:42 pm
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> i have a question about Eigrp cost. How would R1 travel through the network
> if the network had a other routes to get to R2? one route could be a T1,
> another combo of router with 100M and another route T3. the Eigrp config
> would be config as default without varience.
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> Since eirgp use Bandwidth and delay, i would assume it would route through
> the T3, which is more bandwidth than the T1 and combo of 100M combo routers.
> the icnd book explains the eigrp always take the lowest cost to route and
> gives you the cost #. how do you come out with the cost # to figure out the
> best cost path so packet can travel from R1 to R2.
this should help
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EIGRP
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