With the use of default routes a better network performance could be achieved. For example routers at the access layer don’t need to know all routes in whole network. By using a default route you can significantly reduce the size of router’s routing table thus improving performance. There are few ways to propagate a default route into EIGRP domain, read further to see them …

This video tutorial is dedicated to basic EIGRP configuration using GNS3. also we’ll disable auto summarization, will configure a static default route and propagate it through EIGRP. (Watch the video)

Here I will show you on Cisco Routers how to do redistribution of routes into OSPF from EIGRP. After you read this article you may want to check one more where I showed how to configure route redistribution into EIGRP. There are similarities and differences when compared to EIGRP redistribution.

When a network consist of more than one routing protocol, there could be need to advertise routes learned by one routing protocol into another and vice versa. In such a case you may want to take advantage of route redistribution feature. A simple redistribution is quite easy to do. The main configuration command is ‘redistribute’ which is used in EIGRP configuration mode.

This article is a completion of two previously discussed labs where we talked about OSPF multipoint Non-Broadcast over Frame Relay and OSPF Point to Multipoint over Frame Relay. In this lab we will discuss about OSPF Point to Multipoint non-broadcast over Frame Relay, will briefly compare with previously discussed OSPF network types and will build a lab to show how it works.