>Because EIGRP only run when some change occur, it works like a link state
>protocol, but it also have some feature of distance vector protocol.
>
>Regards
>
>Hugo
While some Cisco documentation might suggest the contrary, whether a
routing protocol uses link state or distance vector has nothing to do
with it doing periodic or change-only updates. It's simply a
historical accident that change-only was introduced with link state.
The path determination algorithm has nothing to do with neighbor
discovery and change processing.
>
>
>>From: Andrew Whitaker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>Subject: EIGRP and snapshot routing?
>>Date: Wed, 27 Dec 2000 15:21:27 -0800
>>
>>According to the Netcerts BCRAN book, snapshot routing works best with RIP,
>>IGRP, RIP, RTMP, and RTP. No mention of EIGRP is given. Does anyone know
> >of any reason why EIGRP would NOT be a good candidate for snapshot routing?
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