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Revision as of 10:31, 25 April 2013

Comparing OSPF and EIGRP
Parameter OSPF EIGRP
Type Link State Distance vector
Metric Bandwidth Bandwidth + delay

OSPF highlights

OSPF Highlights
Term Explanation
Router-ID Priority 1: Set with the router-id command
Priority 2: Highest loopback IP address
Priority 3: Highest active interface IP address
DR Designated Router Priority 1: Highest priority. Set with the ip ospf priority command on the interface
Priority 2: Higest Router-ID
BDR Backup Designated Router Priority 1: Next highest priority. Set with the ip ospf priority command on the interface
Priority 2: Next higest Router-ID
Metric Uses bandwidth called cost - Default calculated as 108 / bandwidth
Metric is the accumulated cost to the destination network
default highest bandwidth is 108 = 100 Mbps. Change with the auto-cost reference-bandwidth command. Remember to change on all routers.