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RS0040 - IPv6 EIGRP

Tasks

1. Basic Configuration

o Enable EIGRPv6 between R1, R2 and R3 as shown on the diagram and

advertise their loopback 0

o On R1,

� Manually set router-id to 1.1.1.1

� Change EIGRPv6 Administrative Distance (AD) for internal and external

route to 95 and 175 respectively

� Allow up to 32 equal-cost path

� Set variance to 2

2. Bandwidth, Hello/Hold Time, and Authentication

o On R1 se0/0/0:0,

� Allow EIGRP to consume 100% of interface bandwidth

� Lower Hello Interval to 1 second and Hold Time to 5 seconds

o Enable EIGRP authentication between R1 and R2

� Use MD5 authentication

� Use key of ‘cisco’

3. Default Route Advertisement, Route Leak, and Summary Metric

o On R2, advertise a default route along with a route of its loopback 2

• EIGRPv6 Basic Configuration

• Administrative Distance (AD), Maximum Path, Variance

• Hello Interval/Hold Time

• Neighbor Authentication

• Default Route Advertisement, Route Leak, Summary Metric

• Route Filter

• Redistribution and Summarization

• EIGRPv6 Stub

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o The default route on R2 should have AD of 85, while the route should have

metric of 1500 10 1 255 1500 as it is advertised to R1

o R3 should be able to reach all of R2 loopback interfaces

4. Route Filter

o Configure R1 so that R3 will no longer receive a route to R2 loopback 2

o R3 should still be able to reach R2 loopback 2

5. Redistribution and Summarization

o Configure R3 to redistribute its loopback 1 and 2 into EIGRPv6 with metric of

100000 10 1 255 1500

o Configure the smallest route summarization on R3 to include its loopback 1-3

o Verify that R2 only receive the summarized route and can reach R3 loopback

1-3

6. EIGRPv6 Stub

o Configure R1 to only advertise its own connected subnets without passing

through routes learned from R2 or R3

o Route filter is not allowed