EIGRP Deep Dive

Solved: Moving from EIGRP to OSPF eigrp Quick Definition: EIGRP is a distance-vector routing protocol that allows routers to get information about one another much more efficiently eigrp Fast Convergence EIGRP can be very fast to converge One reason for this is that it is a distance vector routing protocol Unlike OSPF, it doesn't have to

eigrp EIGRP has a faster convergence time than OSPF—meaning it can quickly recalculate routes if a link or router fails—because it uses a Diffusing