What's the normal convergence time in EIGRP ?
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isn't this just slightly a function of network complexity??
Brian "Sonic" Whalen
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> What's the normal convergence time in EIGRP ?
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>On Mon, 25 Jun 2001, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> > What's the normal convergence time in EIGRP ?
It depends on what caused the problem. If a local serial link fails, a
router can start the convergence process immediately if it notices the
Carrier Detect (CD) signal drop. On an Ethernet networ
Could be anywhere from 2 seconds up. If designed properly, it shouldn't
take long at all for convergence. Having feasible successors really gives
EIGRP an edge in converging faster
Mike W.
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> What's the normal convergence ti
I dunno, we're still waiting. ;-)
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