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Eigrp Routing

The document outlines Experiment No. 8, which involves configuring and verifying the EIGRP dynamic routing protocol using subnetted IPv4 addressing in Cisco Packet Tracer. It describes EIGRP's features, including its hybrid nature, fast convergence, and support for classless routing. The experiment successfully demonstrated EIGRP configuration and connectivity across different subnetworks.

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Eigrp Routing

The document outlines Experiment No. 8, which involves configuring and verifying the EIGRP dynamic routing protocol using subnetted IPv4 addressing in Cisco Packet Tracer. It describes EIGRP's features, including its hybrid nature, fast convergence, and support for classless routing. The experiment successfully demonstrated EIGRP configuration and connectivity across different subnetworks.

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Date: 10th February 2026 Experiment No.

Implementing EIGRP Routing using IPv4 addressing

Aim:
To configure and verify EIGRP dynamic routing protocol in a network that includes subnetted IPv4
addressing using Cisco Packet Tracer.

Description:
Enhanced Interior Gateway Routing Protocol (EIGRP) is an advanced dynamic routing protocol
developed by Cisco. It is often called a hybrid protocol because it combines features of both distance-vector
and link-state routing protocols. EIGRP uses the Diffusing Update Algorithm (DUAL) to determine the best
path for data transmission and provides fast convergence. It supports classless routing, subnetting, and
VLSM. EIGRP uses metrics such as bandwidth and delay to select optimal routes and automatically shares
routing information between routers within the same Autonomous System (AS). It is efficient and suitable
for medium to large networks.

Network-Diagram:
PC Configurations:

PC1 config

PC2 config

PC3 config
PC4 config

PC5 config

PC6 config
Router Configurations:

Router1 config – Fa0/0

Router1 config – Se2/0

Router1 config – Se3/0


Router2 config – Fa0/0

Router2 config – Se2/0

Router2 config – Se3/0


Router3 config – Fa0/0

Router3 config – Se2/0

Router3 config – Se3/0


EIGRP Routing Configuration:

Router1 config

Router2 config

Router3 config
Routing Verification:

Router1

Router2

Router3
Testing Connectivity:

Pinging pc from network 1 to other networks


Pinging pc from network 2 to other networks Pinging pc from network 3 to other networks

Result:
EIGRP dynamic routing was successfully configured and verified in a subnetted IPv4 network using
Cisco Packet Tracer and proper communication between different subnetworks was achieved.

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