For one thing, EIGRP imports IPX hop count as the "external" metric - the
rest of the metric is the standard EIGRP metric (bw & delay, etc.).
Secondly, hop count is used as a tie breaker in IPX - ticks (delay) is the
primary metric in IPX.
I think. ;-)
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From: YY
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Sent: Wednesday, May 23, 2001 10:37 AM
Subject: IPX Eigrp redistributed into IPX RIP [7:5571]
Hi,
IPX Eigrp carries hop count number into IPX RIP during redistribution. If
an IPX Eigrp route has hop count > 15, then IPX RIP cannot get the route
because of the 16-hop limit. Is there solution ? Thanks in advance.
Y
May 23, 2001
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