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Migrating from RIPv1 to IGRP via route redistribution
If you run two different routing protocols in two different parts of your network, you need to redistribute routes between the two routing protocols. This session is an introduction to route redistribution by example.
In production you must be cautious about route redistribution because the route metric is not converted in a meaningful manner. This can result in routing loops.
In production you must be cautious about route redistribution because the route metric is not converted in a meaningful manner. This can result in routing loops.
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If you run two different routing protocols in two different parts of your network, you need to redistribute routes between the two routing protocols. This session is an introduction to route redistribution by example.
In production you must be cautious about route redistribution because the route metric is not converted in a meaningful manner. This can result in routing loops.
In production you must be cautious about route redistribution because the route metric is not converted in a meaningful manner. This can result in routing loops.