| In this chapter, you learned that
EIGRP, a routing protocol developed by Cisco, is an advanced
distance-vector routing protocol that uses the DUAL algorithm. It
includes features such as rapid convergence, reduced bandwidth
usage, and multiple network-layer support.
You also learned that EIGRP converges rapidly, performs
incremental updates, routes IP, IPX, and AppleTalk traffic, and
summarizes routes. You learned how to configure and verify EIGRP
configuration for various protocols.
In the next chapter, you will learn how to optimize routing
operations using static routes, default routes, and route filtering.
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