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If you are do not want to go through the above IP configuration processes, download this pre-configured topology. Basically we define a range of addresses and router search for these addresses in local interfaces. Choosing this option allows us to configure the classful network. This option is very straightforward. All we need to do is, type the network ID with network command. For example network For example Answer of this question is hidden in classful configuration. Consider following figure.
We have four networks Classful configuration does not understand the concept of Subnetting. In classful configuration all these networks belong to a single network. Classful configuration works only with in default boundary of mask. Default boundary of this address is 16 bits.
So it will match only first 16 bits If we want excludes serial interfaces from EIGRP, we need to configure network command with more specific information. In this option we provide wildcard mask along with network ID.
Wildcard mask allows us to match exact networks. With wildcard we are no longer limited with default boundaries. We can match Subnetted networks as well as default networks. For example we were tasked to exclude serial interfaces in above configuration. We can use a wildcard mask of 0. Now router will look for Our serial interfaces have If you are unfamiliar with wildcard mask, I suggest you to read our tutorials on ACL where we explained wildcard mask in detail with examples.
Until you learn wildcard mask, use subnet mask in the place of wildcard mask. Subnet mask is a substitute, not a replacement of wildcard mask.
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All Community This category This board. Labels: Routing Protocols. Basic Configuration Example: First go to router process mode, the process number should be same on all devices to form neighbor relationship between them. R1 conf t R1 config router eigrp 1 R1 config-router Then if you have to run EIGRP on the interfaces,specify each network with wildcard mask for every interface: R1 config-router network Tags: configuration. You can do it with the help of command Router config-router network X.
X Where X. Here are some examples: Router show ip route Share This Post. Related Posts Wireless Access Point vs. Wireless Router — What are the differences?
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