Implementation of EIGRP Using Packet Tracer
Rounak Agarwala, Reema Goyal, Babita Rawat · 2022 International Conference on Cyber Resilience (ICCR) · 2022
Routing Protocols are extremely important in today's internet world. Routing is the method of selecting a route for the traffic within the network, as well as between and across several networks. Routing protocols are required by routers in order for the network to function properly. Routers become aware of all potential routes and combine them to their routing table in such a way that the routing process can forward (route)the routable data [?]. IP is one of these protocols. Routers are forwarded using an efficient routing mechanism through an update packets from a initial node to a final node optimum way and does not broadcast several routing updates at the same time. As a result, the network's convergence is maintained. In this paper, we'll look at how to route using an EIGRP-based routing system protocol A network simulation software called “packet tracer” used a Cisco router network architecture[2][14]. The ping command is used to verify the results. The procedure of assigning IP addresses and their setting in routers and computers is also covered in the paper.