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What is the definition of a static neighbor?
hitmen
is a static neighbor a neighbor in which an ip address is statically configured??
What is the opposite of a static neighbor?
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OfWolfAndMan
Usually it's dynamic. Sounds like you're talking about routing, but what type?
Dieg0M
Dynamic = Hello's sent from the routing protocol, Static = configured statically with the neighbor command
hitmen
Thanks. DiegOM. That answers the question
theodoxa
BGP uses static neighbors - You have to manually configure neighborships. EIGRP and OSPF establish Neighborships/Adjacencies by exchanging messages. You can also configure static neighbors in EIGRP or OSPF, but this isn't necessary on a Broadcast Network (Ethernet) and Frame Relay has other workarounds (Pseudo-Broadcast) that can be utilized. You will run into these (EIGRP/OSPF over NBMA and BGP) at the CCNP level, but I don't believe you will see them at the CCNA level.
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